Reliability as an organizational property
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In this lesson
show that reliability comes from how the organization works, not only from code.
Planned topics
- Repeated incidents across teams point to shared causes: missing practices, tools, incentives.
- Reliability needs clear ownership, SLOs, working on-call, and learning from failure.
- Uptime alone hides user-visible problems and slow degradation.
- Staff scope: fix the system that produces incidents, not each incident.
Draft outline details
Demonstration
a chart sketch of incidents per team with the same three causes recurring in many teams.
Check your understanding
Why do repeat incidents in many teams suggest an organizational cause?
Show answer
One team's habit would stay local; repeats across teams show shared gaps.
Practice
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