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SUMMARY:Systems That Respect Attention: Redesigning Ops for Human Limits -
  Abby Malson
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UID:pretalx-dodroxrox26-ARPBKK@talks.devopsdays.org
DESCRIPTION:Alert storms. Incident wars. Context-switching between Slack\,
  PagerDuty\, monitoring dashboards\, and runbooks. We've built ops infrast
 ructure that treats human attention like an infinite resource—and we're 
 burning out trying to keep up.\n\nAfter 25 years in software development (
 total) and 10 in SRE/DevOps\, I've watched attention fragmentation get wor
 se with every tool we add. It costs teams: slower incident response\, wors
 e decisions\, burnout. But it's fixable.\n\nThis talk explores what it mea
 ns to build systems that *respect* human attention constraints rather than
  ignore them—and gives you practical patterns to apply in your own org\,
  whether you're building internal tools\, evaluating new platforms\, or re
 thinking your on-call workflow.
LOCATION:Main Stage
URL:https://talks.devopsdays.org/dodroxrox26/talk/ARPBKK/
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