Terminal Incident Postmortem Deck

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A blameless incident review deck: timeline, contributing factors, and the actions with owners. Dark monospace theme with severity colours for log output. pdflatex only.

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beamer [aspectratio=169, 11pt]
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pdfLaTeX
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9
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None
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7 files: 5 .tex, 1 image, 1 class or style file
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  • letxterminal.sty
Packages
  • letxterminal
  • tikz
  • inconsolata
  • tgheros
The preamble of main.tex, from \documentclass to \begin{document}.
\documentclass[aspectratio=169,11pt]{beamer}
\usepackage{letxterminal}

\title{Postmortem}
\subtitle{What broke, why, and what changes}
\author{Sam Whitfield \\ \small Site Reliability}
\date{\today}

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