Site Reliability Engineering Training - Hyderabad

1. Introduction to Site Reliability Engineering: Bridging Development and Operations

2. What is Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)? • Definition: • Brief explanation of SRE • Origin and evolution (Google's contribution) • Purpose: • Ensure the reliability, availability, and performance of services

3. Core Principles of SRE • Service Level Objectives (SLOs): • Defining reliability targets • Error Budgets: • Balancing innovation and reliability • Monitoring and Observability: • Importance of metrics and logging

4. SRE and DevOps: Complementary Practices • Comparison: • Similar goals but different approaches • Collaboration: • How SRE integrates with DevOps teams • Benefits: • Improved reliability and faster development cycles

5. The Role of an SRE • Responsibilities: • Balancing new feature development with system reliability • Incident response and management • Key Activities: • Automating operations tasks • Monitoring and alerting • Performance tuning

6. Tools and Techniques • Automation: • Infrastructure as Code (IaC) • Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) • Monitoring: • Tools like Prometheus, Graphene • Incident Management: • Using tools like Pager Duty, Ops genie

7. Case Study: SRE in Action • Example: • Brief overview of a real-world SRE implementation • Outcomes: • Challenges faced • Solutions implemented • Results achieved

8. Conclusion and Q&A • Summary: • Recap of key points • Future Trends: • Emerging technologies in SRE • Questions: • Open the floor for audience questions

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