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Incidentally Reliable Podcast
Zenduty
18 episodes
20 hours ago
Welcome to the The Incidentally Reliable Podcast, where we dive into the world of engineering and bring you first-hand experiences and captivating insights from experts in the ever-evolving front lines of DevOps and Site Reliability. With a new guest every episode, learn how elusive reliability can be as we peek into their journey in the industry so far, engineering innovations made in distress, manoeuvred nightmares, their war-room stories, and their opinions on the current state of the space.
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Welcome to the The Incidentally Reliable Podcast, where we dive into the world of engineering and bring you first-hand experiences and captivating insights from experts in the ever-evolving front lines of DevOps and Site Reliability. With a new guest every episode, learn how elusive reliability can be as we peek into their journey in the industry so far, engineering innovations made in distress, manoeuvred nightmares, their war-room stories, and their opinions on the current state of the space.
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Episodes (18/18)
Incidentally Reliable Podcast
Once an SRE, always an SRE | Incidentally Reliable with Sudarshan Balakrishna

In this episode, Sudarshan shares his experience leading high-performing SRE and infrastructure teams at Rippling, Twilio, Walmart, and Epsilon. He talks about reducing CI/CD costs by 60 percent, cutting on-call alerts by 65 percent, and the mindset required to build resilient systems.

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3 months ago
56 minutes 25 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
CTRL + ALT + Scale: Building More Than Just Code | Incidentally Reliable with Sakshi Jain

In this episode, Madhu Rawat (CTO, Xurrent) sits down with Sakshi — Co-founder and Head of Engineering at Kapstan, with leadership experience at Sumo Logic and UpGrad. They discuss the evolution of observability, building for scale, the role of AI in incident management, and what it means to lead engineering teams through change.

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4 months ago
54 minutes 34 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
Redefining ITxM with Zenduty × Xurrent | Incidentally Reliable

In this episode, Phil (CPO) and Madhu (CTO) from Xurrent sit down with Vishwa and Ankur from Zenduty to talk about ITxM, building for reliability across teams, and how product and platform thinking come together in real-world incident workflows.


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5 months ago
45 minutes 18 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
S2 | #1 - Deepak Rajanna - From Cart Failures to Satellite Footprints

In this episode, we speak with Deepak Rajanna, CPTO at SatSure and ex-Amazon, Flipkart, xto10x, about pricing failures at scale, war room lessons from Big Billion Days, and building satellite-powered systems with SRE principles at their core.

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6 months ago
42 minutes 13 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#14 - Amit Rindhe - GoDaddy's Journey to Hosting Reliability

In this episode of Incidentally Reliable, we sit down with Amit Rhinde, Head of Engineering at GoDaddy, to uncover the secrets behind building resilient systems, scaling global operations, and ensuring uptime for millions of users.

Amit takes us through his incredible journey, from pioneering SRE practices at Adobe and AWS to leading one of the world's most trusted hosting platforms.

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10 months ago
39 minutes 31 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#13 - Denys Pashutynski - Press Start to Scale: SRE in Gaming

In this episode of Incidentally Reliable, we chat with Denys Pashutynski, Senior Engineering Manager of Site Reliability at Roblox, about the challenges of maintaining gaming reliability for millions. Denys, with experience at companies like Twitter, AWS, and eBay, dives into how Roblox handles latency, traffic spikes, and customer expectations. 

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1 year ago
29 minutes 14 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#12 - Abhishek Ghosh - Battle-Tested Reliability Strategies

We dive into the trenches with Abhishek Ghosh, a veteran who has led SRE teams at Pinterest, and now at Cribl. He shares gripping war room stories from Pinterest, strategies for maintaining uptime, insights into the role of AI in observability, and more! Discover the future of SRE and learn how to navigate the challenges of digital reliability. Tune in to gain valuable lessons from one of the industry's leading experts.

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1 year ago
56 minutes 41 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#11 - Ramiro Berrelleza - The Science of Building Cloud Native DevTools

Catch Ramiro Berrelleza — Founder and CEO at Okteto talk about how impactful DevTool startups are built, the importance of investing in Developer Experience, and the emerging issues in the Cloud Native ecosystem.

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1 year ago
34 minutes 34 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#10 - Krishnendu Majumdar - Credit-Worthy Reliability

Catch Krishnendu Majumdar (CPTO at Yubi) talk about his journey in the dynamic Indian startup ecosystem, strategies to build for scale from Day 1 and insights into building sustained user trust via exceptional product performance in high governance industries like credit and finance.

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1 year ago
44 minutes 23 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#9 - Niall Murphy - Reliability for the Books

Catch Niall Murphy (Co-Founder of Stanza Systems) talk about graceful degradation, what startups are getting wrong about reliability and how well-thought user-experiences can communicate credibility to current and potential customers.

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1 year ago
50 minutes 13 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#8 - Solomon Hykes - Reinventing Deployments: From Docker to Dagger

Very few people in the last 50 years have changed the way software is built. Solomon continues to contribute to this very mission — building products that makes the lives of software developers, operators and maintainers easier everywhere.


Tune in as Solomon shares stories from the early days of Docker, the rollercoaster journey leading to 20 million active developers worldwide, the heavy crown of a tech leader and his vision to revolutionize CI/CD with Dagger today.

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1 year ago
33 minutes 22 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#7 - Ashutosh Sharma - Behind The Seams of Myntra's Reliability

Catch Ashutosh Sharma (Director of Engineering at Myntra) talk to Vishwa Krishnakumar as we explore his journey so far, and learn about the culture, the people and the processes that make our favourite fashion destination reliable.

Exclusively on The Incidentally Reliable podcast — made by SREs for SREs, hosted by Zenduty.

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1 year ago
45 minutes 48 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#6 - Piyush Verma - The Show Must Go On

Catch Piyush Verma, Co-Founder and CTO at Last9 in conversation with Ankur Rawal, Co-Founder and CTO at Zenduty — discussing what reliability means to the modern consumer, why SREs make excellent decision-makers, and the current state of observability.

Exclusively on The Incidentally Reliable podcast — made by SREs for SREs, hosted by Zenduty.

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1 year ago
1 hour 2 minutes 8 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#5 - Suresh Kumar Khemka - Tech is Easy, People are Hard

Settle in and listen to Suresh Kumar Khemka(Head of Platform & Infra at apna) talk about platform engineering, balancing bureaucracy and velocity at Startups and Tech Giants, and the rippling impact of an e-commerce's downtime.


Exclusively on The Incidentally Reliable podcast — made by SREs for SREs, hosted by Zenduty.

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1 year ago
47 minutes 37 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#4 - Viraj Patel - BookMyShow's Cinematic Product Journey

Catch Viraj Patel(prev. VP Engg. at BookMyShow, Flipkart) deliver a masterclass in category creation, product innovation, and engineering culture — straight from the front seat of one of the world's biggest entertainment and ticketing companies.

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1 year ago
1 hour 28 minutes 45 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#3 - Manoj Sebastian - The Evolution of SRE, Industry Leading Incident Management Culture and the Future of AI Assisted Reliability

Catch Manoj Sebastian(ex-Flipkart, Amazon, Atlassian, Intuit, Yahoo) talk about The Evolution of SRE through 20 years, Unique Outages and Post Incident Culture at Big Tech and the Future of Reliability with AI ramping up at full speed.

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2 years ago
1 hour 3 minutes 56 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#2 - Manan Verma - Reliability at Unicorns, the future of Observability and Cost of Incidents

Reliability and DevOps at growing stages, tiffs between Platform Engineering and DevOps, metrics to watch and a lot more, with Manan Verma - Associate Director of Engineering at PhysicsWallah.


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2 years ago
29 minutes 37 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
#1 - Rajesh Tilwani - DevOps Startups, Day 1 Reliability and SRE Culture at Scale

The line between DevOps and SRE, building a DevOps Startup, war-room atmosphere at different scales, how to inculcate a culture of reliability into your teams and more.

Sit back, grab some coffee, and get ready for some jaw-dropping and spirited conversations with Rajesh Tilwani, Co-Founder of Humalect.

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2 years ago
48 minutes 56 seconds

Incidentally Reliable Podcast
Welcome to the The Incidentally Reliable Podcast, where we dive into the world of engineering and bring you first-hand experiences and captivating insights from experts in the ever-evolving front lines of DevOps and Site Reliability. With a new guest every episode, learn how elusive reliability can be as we peek into their journey in the industry so far, engineering innovations made in distress, manoeuvred nightmares, their war-room stories, and their opinions on the current state of the space.