https://panjigautama.com/categories/stability/Recent content in Stability on Panji GautamaHugoenCopyright © Panji GautamaSun, 12 Sep 2021 19:50:04 +0000https://panjigautama.com/on-observability/Sun, 12 Sep 2021 19:46:30 +0000https://panjigautama.com/on-observability/<p><img src="https://panjigautama.com/images/sniper.gif" alt=""></p> <p>Running an application without having a proper monitoring is akin to driving without a dashboard. You don’t really know if you still have enough gas, or if you are within the speed limit, or how far are you till your next oil change. There are many uncertainties involved in running an application. Monitoring is instrumental in getting first hand awareness on possible incident or help predict that an incident is about to happen so we can prevent it.</p>https://panjigautama.com/on-incident-post-mortem-process/Sun, 07 Feb 2021 12:50:06 +0000https://panjigautama.com/on-incident-post-mortem-process/<p><img src="https://panjigautama.com/images/1f35bd89034764d07136e71c41265190.gif" alt="">This article is part of <strong>On Managing Stability</strong> series.</p> <p>Recurring incidents are the enemy of scalability. Recurring incidents steal time away from our teams - time that could be used to create new functionality and greater value. Our past performance is the best indicator we have of our future performance and our past performance is best described by the incidents we have experienced and the underlying problems that caused those incidents.</p>