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Shipping Without Fear: Inside Our Zero-Downtime Deployment Culture
Sep 19, 2025

Shipping Without Fear: Inside Our Zero-Downtime Deployment Culture

At hyperscale, speed doesn’t kill. Poor culture does. We unpack how safe rollouts are built through trust, clarity, and muscle memory, not just pipelines and scripts.

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Careers at FAANGCareers at FAANG
If the Control Plane Fails, Nothing Else Matters
Sep 12, 2025

If the Control Plane Fails, Nothing Else Matters

Your data plane moves packets. Your control plane moves decisions. If the latter breaks, the former doesn’t matter. This is how we protect the network’s brain.

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Careers at FAANGCareers at FAANG
Networking and Platform Aren’t Separate Systems: They Never Were
Sep 05, 2025

Networking and Platform Aren’t Separate Systems: They Never Were

Network and platform teams are often divided by priorities, tools, and language but they’re solving the same problem. When you bridge that divide, systems stop breaking quietly.

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Careers at FAANGCareers at FAANG
Capacity Isn’t What You Think It Is
Aug 29, 2025

Capacity Isn’t What You Think It Is

70% utilization doesn’t make you safe. In hyperscale networks, real capacity is what remains standing after failure. Let’s build for the world as it breaks.

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Careers at FAANGCareers at FAANG
PR Accepted, Outage Denied: The Hidden Power of Code Review
Aug 22, 2025

PR Accepted, Outage Denied: The Hidden Power of Code Review

From blast radius awareness to rollback plans and team trust, network code reviews are how we replace heroics with systems. Here’s how to get it right.

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Careers at FAANGCareers at FAANG
Version the Network: GitOps for Routing Policy
Aug 15, 2025

Version the Network: GitOps for Routing Policy

Routing policy shouldn't live in terminals or tribal memory. This is your blueprint for building versioned, automated, and auditable networks using GitOps.

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Careers at FAANGCareers at FAANG
What You Declared ≠ What You Run
Aug 08, 2025

What You Declared ≠ What You Run

In hyperscale networks, drift is constant. Here’s how the best engineering teams detect, visualize, and fix issues, all while avoiding burnout among engineers.

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Careers at FAANGCareers at FAANG
Change Control Isn’t Enough: You Need a Deployment System
Jul 31, 2025

Change Control Isn’t Enough: You Need a Deployment System

Safe deployment isn’t "luck." It’s about simulation, canary rollouts, automated rollback, and owning the system end-to-end.

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Careers at FAANGCareers at FAANG
Survival Networking: Resilience at Scale – Part 3
Jul 25, 2025

Survival Networking: Resilience at Scale – Part 3

Built to bend, not break: Real strategies for keeping global platforms alive during major failures.

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Careers at FAANGCareers at FAANG
Survival Networking: Resilience at Scale – Part 2
Jul 20, 2025

Survival Networking: Resilience at Scale – Part 2

Discover how hyperscale networks prepare for the unexpected with precomputed failover paths, dynamic traffic shaping, and global-scale coordination.

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Careers at FAANGCareers at FAANG
Survival Networking: What I Learned About Resilience at Scale from FAANG
Jul 17, 2025

Survival Networking: What I Learned About Resilience at Scale from FAANG

Lessons from the trenches of big tech: why traditional networking breaks, and how to engineer for resilience, scale, and career growth.

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Careers at FAANGCareers at FAANG
Building for Multi-Terabit Failures, Not Single-Device Redundancy
Jul 01, 2025

Building for Multi-Terabit Failures, Not Single-Device Redundancy

Learn why traditional redundancy isn’t enough, and how to engineer for Terabit-class resilience

Leonardo Furtado
Leonardo Furtado
Where network engineering meets clarity, scale, and purpose.

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