After a production incident is resolved — what actually happens next at your company?

Do you do a proper post-mortem or does everyone just move on?

And during the incident itself — how do you handle handover if it drags past shift change? Does the new person have any context or are they starting from scratch?

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u/Mission_Psychology78 — 10 days ago

After a production incident is resolved — what actually happens next at your company?

Do you do a proper post-mortem or does everyone just move on?

And during the incident itself — how do you handle handover if it drags past shift change? Does the new person have any context or are they starting from scratch?

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u/Mission_Psychology78 — 12 days ago
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After a production incident is resolved — what actually happens next at your company?

Do you do a proper post-mortem or does everyone just move on?

And during the incident itself — how do you handle handover if it drags past shift change? Does the new person have any context or are they starting from scratch?

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u/Mission_Psychology78 — 12 days ago
▲ 1 r/itsm

After a production incident is resolved — what actually happens next at your company?

Do you do a proper post-mortem or does everyone just move on?

And during the incident itself — how do you handle handover if it drags past shift change? Does the new person have any context or are they starting from scratch?

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u/Mission_Psychology78 — 12 days ago
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How do you actually find root cause during a production incident?

Not looking for the textbook answer.

I mean the real process — how many tabs are you jumping between, how long does it usually take, and be honest — have you ever just restarted things and hoped for the best?

Curious what the actual experience looks like for small teams without a dedicated SRE.

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u/Mission_Psychology78 — 13 days ago