Site Reliability Engineering Online Training | SRE

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Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Fundamentals
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What is SRE?

• SRE is a software engineering discipline focused
  on the operation and reliability of large-scale
  systems.
• It combines software development and operations
  practices to ensure that systems are scalable,
  reliable, and efficient.
• SRE teams work closely with development teams to
  design, build, and deploy systems that meet the
  needs of the business.

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Core principles of SRE

• Focus on customer experience SRE teams are
  ultimately responsible for ensuring that the
  systems they support meet the needs of the
  business and its customers.
• Shared responsibility SRE teams work
  collaboratively with development teams to design,
  build, and deploy systems.
• Automation SRE teams heavily rely on automation
  to perform repetitive tasks and improve
  efficiency.
• Metrics-driven decision making SRE teams use
  data and metrics to make informed decisions about
  how to improve the reliability and performance of
  systems.

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Benefits of SRE

• Improved system reliability and performance SRE
  teams help to ensure that systems are always up
  and running and performing at their best.
• Reduced costs By automating tasks and preventing
  outages, SRE teams can help to reduce the costs
  associated with system downtime.
• Increased developer productivity By taking on
  operational tasks, SRE teams can free up
  developers to focus on writing code and
  innovating.
• Improved staff morale By working collaboratively
  and using automation, SRE teams can create a more
  positive and productive work environment for
  everyone.

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Key SRE practices

• Monitoring and alerting SRE teams use a variety
  of tools and techniques to monitor the health and
  performance of systems. They also set up alerts
  to notify them of any potential problems.
• Incident response SRE teams have a well-defined
  process for responding to incidents, which
  includes identifying the root cause of the
  problem, implementing a solution, and monitoring
  the solution to ensure that the problem does not
  recur.
• Capacity planning SRE teams are responsible for
  ensuring that systems have enough capacity to
  meet the demands of the business.
• Change management SRE teams play a key role in
  managing changes to systems to ensure that they
  are implemented safely and effectively.

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Conclusion

• SRE is a powerful approach to ensuring the
  reliability and performance of large-scale
  systems.
• By adopting SRE practices, organizations can
  improve their bottom line, increase innovation,
  and create a more positive work environment for
  their employees.
• If you are looking to improve the reliability and
  performance of your systems, then SRE is a great
  place to start.

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CONTACT

• Site Reliability Engineering
• Address- Flat no 205, 2nd Floor,
• Nilgiri Block, Aditya Enclave,
• Ameerpet, Hyderabad-1 
• Ph. No 91-9989971070 
• Visit www.visualpath.in 
• E-Mail online_at_visualpath.in

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