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Episode 3 - Sustainability by the Numbers & Call to Action for SRE

Episode 3 - Sustainability by the Numbers & Call to Action for SRE

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Rishi Vaish, VP and CTO of IBM Sustainability Software takes us through Sustainability by the Numbers to give us context and scope of the impact of climate change and why we need to act now. Rishi also gives concrete examples of what we can do to make a difference.

In addition, he has a call to action for Site Reliability Engineers - from questions to get us to think of sustainability from the start, as well as considerations to be more sustainable from our roles.

For example:

  • what is your take on sustainability as it relates to energy footprint and efficiency?
  • do you know how many of your development environments are running when no-one is using it?

Things to listen for:

  • [02:04 - 03:05] What sustainability means to Rishi
  • [03:21 - 07:33] Sustainability by the Numbers
  • [08:02 - 09:06] Was there an aha moment for companies to act now?
  • [10:42 - 11:38] Carrot and Stick
  • [12:01 - 14:34] Call to Action - Infrastructure footprint opportunities
  • [18:16 - 19:51] Call to Action - Hardware opportunities
  • [21:33 - 23:55] Call to action - development environment opportunities
  • [24:37 - 25:57] How to get started - for CSO
  • [26:10 - 27:35] Guidance for Site Reliability Engineers
  • [28:02 - 29:08] Rishi's Omelette Recipe

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