Site Reliability Engineering Fundamentals
Instructors: Emil Stolarsky, Jaime Woo
December 2021 | Duration: 1h 48m
Video: MP4 1920x1080 48 KHz | English
Size: 440 MB

Over the past five years, the ideas behind site reliability engineering (SRE) have caught fire because of their success in improving the reliability of systems. But those just starting their SRE journey often have questions. For instance, how do you transform an existing organization toward SRE? Where do DevOps and SRE overlap, and where do they diverge? And which method for calculating and measuring service-level objectives (SLOs) should you use, and when?
Join Incident Labs' Emil Stolarsky and Jaime Woo to gain a foundational understanding of SRE principles and the infrastructure practices and processes of a range of organizations—along with actionable advice on putting them to work in your organization. Emil and Jaime will also take you through the pragmatic and sometimes messy decisions that must be made on a regular basis to form a functional and successful SRE culture.
Make meaningful changes to how you run your services immediately, and learn how to start meaningfully participating in the SRE community.
What you'll learn and how you can apply it
By the end of this recording of a live online course, you'll understand
What SRE is (and isn't) and how it's evolved over the past decade
How SRE relates to concepts like DevOps and resilience engineering
The benefits of SRE
When and how SRE should be applied for maximum impact
Current SRE conversations and where they're happening
And you'll be able to
Assess how SRE is implemented across various companies of different sizes
Implement foundational SRE concepts, such as SLOs and error budgets
Debunk common myths and misunderstandings around SRE
Evaluate the progress of SRE adoption and strategies and relate them back to stakeholders
This live event is for you because.
You're a developer new to or looking to enter an SRE role.
You build the tools that improve deployment, shepherd code from developers into production, make sure it keeps running, or anything else remotely related.
You want to become well-versed in the foundations and best practices of SRE.
Prerequisites
Experience running software in production environments
Familiarity with the struggle of implementing SRE
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