About ZeroFault Labs

ZeroFault Labs is a space where I write about the work of building, operating, and improving modern systems. My background is in DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering, and the topics here reflect the problems I deal with every day: reliability, automation, architecture, observability, incident response, and the growing role of AI in engineering workflows.

I’m interested in how systems behave in the real world — under load, under failure, and under the pressure of rapidly changing requirements. Most of what I share comes from practical experience: patterns that work, approaches that don’t, and the mental frameworks that help engineers make sense of complex systems.

You’ll find writing on:

• Designing and scaling reliable infrastructure
• Practical DevOps processes and automation strategies
• SRE principles applied to real environments
• Observability, tooling, and production diagnostics
• AI-assisted engineering and the shift in how we build software
• Post-incident learning and engineering decision-making

My goal isn’t to write theory for theory’s sake. It’s to explore the intersection of engineering discipline and day-to-day reality — the things teams actually struggle with, and the practices that move them forward.

If you work in DevOps, SRE, platform engineering, or anywhere reliability matters, I hope what’s here feels useful, grounded, and applicable to the systems you’re responsible for.

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