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Engineers who answered the late-night page and kept prod running

"If your name isn't being mentioned, that's usually a good thing." That's the motto we live by as Red Flag Engineers at Toast, where more than 180,000 restaurant locations run on our POS and roughly $240 billion in payments flows through it every year.

“It’s not about who’s on-call; that’s the obvious piece people gravitate towards. It’s about how you inject reliability from the outset, to avoid having the issue in the first place.”

“Everyone expects things to just work, no questions asked. But when something breaks, that’s when we’re noticed.” Rita keeps Blueground’s platform running whether it be from the corner of a restaurant or from bed at 3:00 AM.

“If you’re standing outside a stadium using Gametime to buy a last-minute ticket and the purchase fails, you’re not thinking about a data pipeline.” Sean keeps Gametime’s ticket ingestion running, and is paving the road for agents.

When a spike in database load took down production, Emilios stabilized the system, then kept going: cleaning up the queries behind it, strengthening the database infrastructure, and redesigning the alert pipeline to protect critical workflows from inefficient queries.


"If your name isn't being mentioned, that's usually a good thing." That's the motto we live by as Red Flag Engineers at Toast, where more than 180,000 restaurant locations run on our POS and roughly $240 billion in payments flows through it every year.

“It’s not about who’s on-call; that’s the obvious piece people gravitate towards. It’s about how you inject reliability from the outset, to avoid having the issue in the first place.”

“Everyone expects things to just work, no questions asked. But when something breaks, that’s when we’re noticed.” Rita keeps Blueground’s platform running whether it be from the corner of a restaurant or from bed at 3:00 AM.

“If you’re standing outside a stadium using Gametime to buy a last-minute ticket and the purchase fails, you’re not thinking about a data pipeline.” Sean keeps Gametime’s ticket ingestion running, and is paving the road for agents.

When a spike in database load took down production, Emilios stabilized the system, then kept going: cleaning up the queries behind it, strengthening the database infrastructure, and redesigning the alert pipeline to protect critical workflows from inefficient queries.


"If your name isn't being mentioned, that's usually a good thing." That's the motto we live by as Red Flag Engineers at Toast, where more than 180,000 restaurant locations run on our POS and roughly $240 billion in payments flows through it every year.

“It’s not about who’s on-call; that’s the obvious piece people gravitate towards. It’s about how you inject reliability from the outset, to avoid having the issue in the first place.”

“Everyone expects things to just work, no questions asked. But when something breaks, that’s when we’re noticed.” Rita keeps Blueground’s platform running whether it be from the corner of a restaurant or from bed at 3:00 AM.

“If you’re standing outside a stadium using Gametime to buy a last-minute ticket and the purchase fails, you’re not thinking about a data pipeline.” Sean keeps Gametime’s ticket ingestion running, and is paving the road for agents.

When a spike in database load took down production, Emilios stabilized the system, then kept going: cleaning up the queries behind it, strengthening the database infrastructure, and redesigning the alert pipeline to protect critical workflows from inefficient queries.

Anyone who’s done something ‘heroic’ to keep production running, whether that be responding to an incident late night or firefighting back to back bugs. You’ll receive a limited edition Hero of Prod shirt and your nominee will also have an opportunity to claim theirs. Simply enter your information, share their story on LinkedIn or X, and tag ResolveAI - we’ll reach out and take care of the rest.

