From the course: DevOps Foundations: Effective Postmortems
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Solution: Your contributing factors
From the course: DevOps Foundations: Effective Postmortems
Solution: Your contributing factors
(upbeat music) - [Instructor] Welcome back. Let's look at your post mortem write up and compare what you found to some of the things that I came up with. There's not a single right answer. Some of my answers may help give you insight, but you probably found some things I didn't. That's why having a diversity of viewpoints in your post mortem investigation is so important. In my what went well section, I found a lot of things that contributed to the safety of the system by making it less likely an error will occur and measures in place to handle incidents quickly when they come up. There was a good production like test environment and Karthik tested a change in it. The change was peer reviewed, processes were being followed, remember I made that one up. When the incident started, a lot of things went well, too. Detection was fast, there was a 24 by seven on call rotation that got an operations engineer online quickly,…
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Controlling cognitive bias3m 33s
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What went well2m 16s
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Contributing factors4m 36s
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Challenge: Your contributing factors3m 27s
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Solution: Your contributing factors4m 21s
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Corrective actions5m 7s
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Challenge: Your corrective actions3m 20s
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Solution: Your corrective actions3m 11s
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Facilitating the postmortem meeting4m 17s
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Leading a group postmortem analysis4m 12s
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