Site Reliability Engineering Training | Visualpath

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"SRE An Innovative Approach for Achieving
Business Goals"
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Contents of Site Reliability Engineering Introduc
tion Key Concepts Uses Benefits Scope Conclusion
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Introduction Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)
- it is a field that integrates elements of
software engineering and applies them to address
challenges in infrastructure and operations. The
term was coined by Google, where SRE originated
as a response to the challenges of managing
large-scale, highly reliable systems. SRE aims to
create scalable and highly reliable software
systems by combining software engineering
practices with the principles of operations.
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• Key concepts
• Service Level Objectives (SLOs)
• Error Budgets
• Automation
• Monitoring and Alerting Slide

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• Uses
• Reliability Improvement
• Efficient Operations
• Incident Response and Postmortems

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• Benefits
• Improved Reliability
• Efficiency Gains
• Faster Incident Resolution
• Balancing Innovation and Reliability

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Scope The scope of SRE extends across the entire
software development lifecycle, from design and
development to deployment and ongoing operations.
It involves collaboration between development and
operations teams to ensure that reliability is a
shared responsibility.
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Conclusion Site Reliability Engineering
represents a holistic approach to building and
maintaining highly reliable systems. By combining
engineering practices with operational
excellence, SRE provides a framework for
organizations to achieve a balance between
innovation and reliability, ultimately delivering
better user experiences and increased system
resilience. As organizations continue to embrace
SRE principles, they are better equipped to
navigate the challenges of operating complex and
scalable systems in today's dynamic technological
landscape.
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CONTACT Site Reliability Engineering
Training 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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