Oreilly – Site Reliability Engineering Essentials 2025-1

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Site Reliability Engineering Essentials course. SRE is a critical area of expertise that combines software engineering with IT operations to ensure the reliability, scalability, and high performance of systems. This course explores the core principles and practices of SRE in depth, providing you with the tools you need to build reliable systems and improve operational efficiency.

What you will learn:

Implement core SRE principles to ensure system reliability and performance
Build and optimize a robust monitoring and observation system using critical monitoring data such as logs, metrics, and traces
Effectively monitor system health through observation platforms to maintain optimal system performance
Use service level objectives (SLOs), service level indicators (SLIs), and fault budgets to improve system reliability and performance.
Effective incident management, holding a war room for critical situations, and conducting a no-blame post-incident review to learn from failures
Design reliable systems architectures, including load balancing, auto-scaling, and implementing the CAP theorem for system resilience
Minimize impact on users during software deployment by using release management strategies and ensuring gradual deployments.
Monitor your CI/CD pipeline to detect issues early and ensure smooth and efficient deployments.
Implementing SRE practices in your organization, including creating a central SRE team and conducting production readiness reviews to ensure systems are always ready for production.

Who is this course suitable for?

This course is designed for site reliability engineers, DevOps engineers, application support engineers, software engineers and architects, as well as managers and leaders of software engineering teams.

Site Reliability Engineering Essentials Course Details

Publisher: Oreilly
Instructor: Karun Subramanian
Training level: Beginner to advanced
Training duration: 4 hours and 9 minutes

Course topics

Introduction
Site Reliability Engineering Essentials: Introduction
Lesson 1: Introduction to Site Reliability Engineering
Learning objectives
1.1 What is Site Reliability Engineering?
1.2 Core Tenets of SRE
1.3 Benefits of SRE
1.4 DevOps vs. SRE vs. Platform Engineering
1.5 A Typical Day of an SRE
Lesson 2: Observability
Learning objectives
2.1 What to Monitor
2.2 Logs, Metrics, and Traces
2.3 The Four Golden Signals
2.4 Observability Platforms
2.5 Demo: Monitoring Using Splunk
Lesson 3: SLO, SLI, and SLA
Learning objectives
3.1 Service Level Objectives (SLO)
3.2 Service Level Indicators (SLI) and Service Level Agreements (SLA)
3.3 Implementing SLOs: Real-world Examples
3.4 Using Error Budgets
3.5 Demo: SLO/SLI
Lesson 4: Incident Management, SRE Style
Learning objectives
4.1 Managed vs. Unmanaged Incidents
4.2 Running War Rooms
4.3 Conducting Blameless Postmortems
4.4 Using Postmortem Templates
4.5 Being On-call
Lesson 5: Reliable System Architectures
Learning objectives
5.1 Load Balancing
5.2 Handling Failures
5.3 CAP Theorem and its Implementation
5.4 Auto Scaling
Lesson 6: Release Management
Learning objectives
6.1 Progressive Rollout
6.2 Minimizing user impact during releases
6.3 Monitoring the CI/CD Pipeline
6.4 Rolling Back Changes
Lesson 7: Implementing SRE
Learning objectives
7.1 Four Ways of Implementing in Your Organization
7.2 Benefits of a Central SRE Team
7.3 Production Readiness Review
Lesson 8: Course Conclusion and Next Steps
Learning objectives
8.1 Course Summary
8.2 Next Steps
Summary
Site Reliability Engineering Essentials: Summary

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