How a physical wall of sticky notes can become your SRE control tramway—making operational work visible, reducing firefighting, and turning reliability into a shared, sustainable practice.
How to transform outages into hand‑written stories your team revisits, building a living “train carriage library” of incidents that strengthens resilience, learning, and psychological safety.
How tangible timelines, visual dependencies, and richer telemetry transform incident investigations from chaotic guesswork into disciplined cyber forensics and continuous learning.
How an intentionally offline, index-card-based incident playbook can make your incident response more resilient, auditable, and humane—especially when everything else is on fire.
How low-tech, pencil-and-paper “outage theater” can transform your incident response: practicing AI-enabled attacks, defending your own models, and stress-testing cross-functional collaboration before the real crisis hits.
Slow-burn security incidents don’t explode; they simmer. This post explains why classic, high-intensity incident response fails for these attacks and how to design a “daily paper route” style monitoring process—an analog incident story city bus line—to catch gradual, low-noise failures before they become multimillion-dollar crises.
How to design a paper-first, walking “incident greenline” through your office so on‑call engineers know exactly where to go, what to check, and how to coordinate—even when laptops, networks, or tools are down.
How to design low-tech, high-impact incident response tabletop exercises (“pencil-first drills”) that improve reliability, reduce burnout, and strengthen your team’s on-call confidence—no laptops required.
How to turn past incidents, portable dev kits, and tabletop exercises into a "streetcar" workshop that trains your team for real‑world reliability and security events—everyday, not just during disasters.
How to turn reliability, incident response, and SRE practices into a hands-on street festival using paper incidents, analog games, and bite-sized workshops that make complex concepts approachable and human-centered.