Learn about essential tech and behavioral science laws relevant to Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) in this 17-minute conference talk from SREcon24 Europe/Middle East/Africa. Discover practical mnemonic techniques for remembering and applying key principles like Brook's Law, Galls Law, and Jevons Paradox in SRE work. Follow along as U.S. Government speaker Peter Burkholder provides real-world examples demonstrating how these eponymous laws strengthen technical arguments and decision-making. Participate in an interactive quiz designed to reinforce understanding and practical application of these concepts in SRE roles.
Mnemonic Rules for Eponymous Laws in Site Reliability Engineering
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SREcon24 Europe/Middle East/Africa - Mnemonic Rules for Eponymous Laws or: There’s a Law for That!
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USENIX
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