Dispatch – Open-source release of Netflix's crisis management framework

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Incidents basically represent engineering culture in extremis. Seeing how large orgs manage incidents really says a lot about culture. It&#x27;s interesting to see Netflix go so far to automate what amounts to trivial amounts manual labor in (hopefully) rare instances. It says a lot about how they think about making mistakes and the developer experience working through crisis.

So much of this is generalisable to just running a project or a company (comms, collecting metadata, making smart automation decisions to save time effort duplication.)<p>There is a deep business transformation lurking here. As a post here says Netflix clearly has at its heart &quot;just automate it all&quot;.

Python, VueJS and Postgres.<p>That right there is my favorite stack for prototyping. Though, admittedly, I only say that because none of my prototypes have taken off (yet).

Fun to see `sentry.io` as one of the dependencies, kind of an interesting level of recursion on an incident mgmt app

So in other words another over-complicated ticket system