@GergelyOrosz: OK I want to give a shoutout to @Uptime_Labs - mentioned by @samnewman on the podcast. They do incident response traini…
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Gergely Orosz gives a shoutout to Uptime Labs, a London-based startup offering incident response training via simulations to help engineering teams prepare for outages. He notes no affiliation, just appreciation for useful tools, after hearing about it from Sam Newman on a podcast.
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OK I want to give a shoutout to @Uptime_Labs - mentioned by @samnewman on the podcast.
They do incident response training via simulations, so eng teams are better prepared when an outage happens. SO COOL! London-based
(Zero affiliation: just love to see useful tools!) https://t.co/YRe8uqtEdd
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