Page it to the Limit

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Page It to the Limit is a podcast that focuses on what it means to operate software in production. Hosted by the PagerDuty Developer Relations Team, we cover the leading practices used in the software industry to improve both system reliability and the lives of the people responsible for supporting it.

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May 12, 2026Episode 14326 min

Harnessing AI With Lev Andelman

Additional Resources TeraSky Mitchell Hashimoto’s post, My AI Adoption Journey OpenAI’s follow up, Harness engineering: leveraging Codex in an agent-first world Scott Rosenberg, Backstage As The Ultimate MCP Server Learn more about TeraSky’s Backstage plugins Our prior episodes on Platform Engineering feature Abby Bangser on what is Platform Engineering, Dave Bresci on IDPs, and Avantik Iyer on Backstage Join the PagerDuty Commons! PagerDuty Home Page Episode edited by Mandy Moore Transcripts by Rev

April 14, 2026Episode 14230 min

Built for Devs With Tessa Kriesel Part 2

Additional Resources Developer Relations: Trust is Built in the Trenches, Not Through Marketing. The Apple story Tessa refers to. Jobs to be Done. Built for Devs Built for Devs on Product Hunt Check out Tessa’s Developer Adoption Playbook See the whole episode recording on our YouTube channel Join the PagerDuty Commons! PagerDuty Home Page Episode edited by Mandy Moore Transcripts by Rev

April 7, 2026Episode 14132 min

Built for Devs With Tessa Kriesel

Additional Resources Built for Devs Built for Devs on Product Hunt Check out Tessa’s Developer Adoption Playbook See the whole episode recording on our YouTube channel Join the PagerDuty Commons! PagerDuty Home Page Episode edited by Mandy Moore Transcripts by Rev

February 17, 2026Episode 14026 min

The Knight Capital Disaster

Additional Resources Knightmare: a DevOps Cautionary Tale Knight Capital Group at Wikipedia Case Study 4: The $440 Million Software Error at Knight Capital The Knight Capital Disaster: How a Deployment Error Cost $460 Million in 45 Minutes SEC report Join the PagerDuty Commons! PagerDuty Home Page Episode edited by Mandy Moore Transcripts by Rev

February 3, 2026Episode 13948 min

Book Club: Frictionless

Additional Resources Get a copy of Frictionless for yourself, including the workbook! The DORA metrics are now at DORA.dev The SPACE Framework DX, the Developer Experience Platform Our episode with Helen Beal on Value Stream Management Our episode with Steve Pereira and Andrew Davis on Flow Engineering The Phoenix Project Some more depth on the RICE Scoring Model Join the PagerDuty Commons! PagerDuty Home Page Episode edited by Mandy Moore Transcripts by Rev

January 20, 2026Episode 13830 min

Founder's Journey With Prashanth Tondapu

Additional Resources Innostax Mindset, The New Psychology of Success by Carol S. Dweck Join the PagerDuty Commons! PagerDuty Home Page Episode edited by Mandy Moore Transcripts by Rev

January 6, 2026Episode 13730 min

AI in Security

Additional Resources Mate Security Meta’s Agents Rule of Two: A Practical Approach to AI Agent Security Join the PagerDuty Commons! PagerDuty Home Page Episode edited by Mandy Moore Transcripts by Rev

November 18, 2025Episode 13638 min

MTTR and Beyond

Additional Resources Lorin Hochstein “TTR: the out-of-control metric” from the Surfing Complexity blog. DORA and the DORA Metrics A bit more about statistical process control at deming.org Moving Past Shallow Incident Data by John Allspaw Join the PagerDuty Commons! PagerDuty Home Page Episode edited by Mandy Moore Transcripts by Rev

September 2, 2025Episode 13526 min

Monitoring to Observability With Satbir Singh

Additional Resources Cisco AppDynamics OpenTelemetry Join the PagerDuty Commons! PagerDuty Home Page Episode edited by Mandy Moore Transcripts by Rev

July 16, 2025Episode 13411 min

The Interest Is Compounding: All About Tech Debt

Today’s episode is about technical debt, not as a cautionary tale, but as a lens. We take a closer look at where debt comes from, how it quietly rewires teams, and why paying it off is rarely just a matter of “cleaning up code.” Along the way, we’ll examine two real-world stories: one where unaddressed debt led to a $440 million disaster, and another where a company used an infrastructure overhaul to rebuild architectural trust. This is about more than code. It’s about momentum, memory, and the systems we inherit.