Ken Rimple's newsletter shares short updates about his frontend observability work at Honeycomb, including articles, product announcements and podcast episodes. It reads mostly as promotional pointers to his and Honeycomb's content rather than standalone analysis.
Website: https://www.rimple.com/
A personal tech blog by a practitioner covering hands-on infrastructure experience, such as a candid postmortem of running ClickHouse for firewall telemetry at 2 billion rows a day. It also includes essays on desktop UX and the author's fatigue with always-online smartphone life.
A systemic engineering newsletter mixing sharp tech criticism, systems theory and playful essayistic fiction about observability, socio-technical systems and team dynamics. Readers get dense, witty essays that take apart tech jargon and reframe engineering practice through cybernetics and personal experience.
Hands-on engineering posts from an observability and cloud-native consultancy, covering practical walkthroughs such as Ansible patching playbooks and building a retrieval-based website chat. It also announces its own tools, such as a public market cause-and-effect simulation graph.
Charity Majors writes about engineering team culture, psychological safety, and how teams should develop shared norms for AI use, drawing on research and her experience at Honeycomb. The newsletter also carries announcements of joint work with researcher Cat Hicks and related events.
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