Hacker News with Generative AI: SRE

Does anyone here uses AI in Production for performing DevOps and SRE tasks (ycombinator.com)
Does anyone here uses AI in Production for performing DevOps and SRE tasks

AI, DevOps, SRE, Production

3 points by sourabhdeshmukh 9 days ago | 2 comments

Ask HN: Is the Golang ecosystem health declining? (ycombinator.com)
Hello there!I recently moved back into a devops/sre position and I'm again working with kubernetes and many golang-based tools.I've been away (working with different technologies) for a "few years".It's been a couple of months now and I'm stumbling in Go-based code repositories from github that either won't compile or are unofficially abandoned (last commit from 5 years ago, the README.md does not explicitly mention them being abandoned).Hence the question: is the golang ecosystem health declining?

Golang, DevOps, SRE, Open Source, Software Development

11 points by znpy 69 days ago | 6 comments

Ask HN: Looking for Good Articles on CICD/Release-Engineering (ycombinator.com)
Hello all.Am an SRE who has been tasked to make my Org's (2k+ devs) CICD Infra more robust, updated, further scaled and automated.

Software Engineering, DevOps, CI/CD, SRE

10 points by gautamsomani 120 days ago | 9 comments

Logging Best Practices: An Engineer's Checklist (honeycomb.io)
The best DevOps and SRE teams have shifted their approach to monitoring and logging their systems.

Software Development, Logging, DevOps, SRE

11 points by BerislavLopac 128 days ago | 3 comments

AI agents invade observability: snake oil or the future of SRE? (monitoring2.substack.com)
This newsletter was started 5 years ago to explore emerging observability and monitoring startups. In the most boring sense, these companies take operational data and create insights from that data for humans. This always involves a lot of dashboards, alerts, API integrations, and a large monthly bill.

Artificial Intelligence, Observability, SRE, Monitoring

47 points by RyeCombinator 155 days ago | 45 comments

Show HN: I built an open-source tool to make on-call suck less (github.com/opslane)