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Production engineer, 25+ years in production. I run systems, write about running them, and build tools for the people on call. More about me at BrianTeller.com.

πŸŽ–οΈ DevOps Institute Ambassador Β· ITIL Ambassador Β· Industry Advisor at Cornell Tech, mentoring a multidisciplinary team of master's students through Studio β€” technical feasibility, engineering tradeoffs, reliability, and what it actually takes to get an idea into production.

πŸ”­ Currently building

All live, all free unless noted. Home base is TellersTech.com (also tellerstech.io).

Publications

  • πŸ“° OnCallBrief.com β€” a weekly SRE/DevOps brief, curated from 265 sources. What happened, and what it means for the team that has to run it afterward.
  • πŸŽ™οΈ ShipItWeekly.fm β€” a weekly podcast on shipping and operating production systems. 60+ episodes, also on Substack. (also shipitweekly.io)
  • πŸ“– Confidently Wrong β€” AI for DevOps & SRE Engineers. In development, active draft. AI treated as what it actually is in production: an untrusted system with real authority and a real blast radius.
  • 🎧 Best DevOps & SRE Podcasts β€” a listening guide, updated as the field moves.

Tools & labs β€” tellerstech.com/labs

  • πŸ¦† CodeDuck.ai β€” a terminal CLI that runs incident scenarios, so on-call practice doesn't have to be a real outage. (also codeduck.io)
  • πŸ›°οΈ Beacon Command β€” a browser game that teaches SRE and DevOps concepts through a space-station sim.
  • πŸ”— tsn.io and ysn.io β€” two link shorteners on one codebase, split by whose links they carry. tsn.io mints everything I publish; ysn.io carries other people's, by invitation. Neither trusts the caller and the destination at once.

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Working with me

And one that is purely a joke

  • πŸ™ƒ LMGT.com β€” "let me google that". Not the awards; the naming misleads on purpose.

🧰 Track record

Co-led large-scale AWS β†’ GCP migrations. Owned Kafka platform engineering through vendor transitions (Confluent Cloud β†’ MSK β†’ Confluent Cloud with private networking), including Schema Registry and MirrorMaker2/Replicator during cutover windows. Ran SOC 2 evidence programs across multiple audit cycles, supported public-company readiness and SOX preparation, and contributed to PCI programs in HIPAA-certified environments. Led disaster recovery with explicit RTO/RPO targets. As CTO of a digital-signage company, led a zero-downtime migration to the cloud.

Day to day: Terraform and Terragrunt, AWS, Kubernetes and EKS, Kafka, CI/CD, GitHub, incident response, infrastructure guardrails, cost management, and the messy operational details that never show up in clean conference demos.

Before infrastructure, radio β€” college station, a major-market DC morning show, then evenings on Key 103.1. Live timing, reading a room, and staying composed when things break on air.

πŸ“« Elsewhere

Most of my day-to-day lives in private repos, so the cards below count a fraction of the work.

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