Our disaster recovery plan was stored in the wiki.
The wiki is hosted on the server that just went down.
Technically, we did have a plan.

Our disaster recovery plan was stored in the wiki.
The wiki is hosted on the server that just went down.
Technically, we did have a plan.
You know incident response has matured when the funniest part of retro is someone reading last quarter's action items out loud and everyone groaning at how many are still open.
Resilience isn't the absence of a single point of failure. It's a culture where finding one gets celebrated, not buried in a 'someday' backlog.
Real antifragility test isn't the outage. It's whether the postmortem gets read by anyone who wasn't on the call.
Most 'lessons learned' docs are read only by people who already learned them.
Your system is antifragile when the on-call engineer sleeps through the alert, wakes up and finds it already healed itself.
Utopia or Realistic scenario?
Antifragility doesn't show up on the good days. It shows up in what your team does on Monday after a bad Friday!
Hard truth: the strongest teams aren't the ones with fewest incidents.
They're the ones who get calmer, not more chaotic, with every one they survive.
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Would you rather inherit a system with great monitoring, no runbooks — or great runbooks, no monitoring? Pick one. Your on-call week depends on it. #SRE #SoftwareResilience #SoftwareAntifragility