Author(s):	Katie McLaughlin
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https://2019.linux.conf.au/schedule/presentation/230/
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Description:	For engineers who participate in on-call rotations, documentation is critical to resolving issues. Especially when, at 3am, the responding engineer will be -- initially -- on their own, and not performing at their peak. In this short presentation, Katie will discuss some strategies she's implemented as a veteran on-call Site Reliability Engineer, and shows you how to be kind to 3am you. markdown
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