[mtlynch]

Sorry for the offtopic comment, but it's bizarre to me that Google is hosting their book on Github with a github.io domain. Their previous two SRE books are hosted at https://sre.google on Google-owned IPs.[0]

What was that decision process? "We're Google, and we're literally writing a book about how good we are at hosting services. But hosting some static HTML files that are almost entirely text? That's a tough one. We'd better outsource that to one of our competitors."

[0] https://sre.google/books/

[nashashmi]

I think one is a portal for GitHub developers, while the other is a public polished site. I reminisced the early Google forthright attitude that made life so simple and human.

[yencabulator]

The readme at https://github.com/google/building-secure-and-reliable-syste... does say this book is found there, and sure enough it's the first one on the list: https://google.github.io/building-secure-and-reliable-system...

It seems this github.io URL is more like a CI run of the book, and the one on sre.google is the "published" one.

[mtlynch]

sre.google links to this book, but it links to github.io. The other two books linked on sre.google point to within the sre.google domain, so this is the odd one out.