Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Foundation & Practitioner - eLearning (exam included)

This module provides an introduction to site reliability engineering (SRE) as a field, highlighting its distinctions from DevOps. Delve into the core principles and methodologies of SRE in this comprehensive overview.

This module explores service level objectives (SLOs), service levels, error budgets, and policies governing error budgets.

This module introduces the concept of 'toil', discusses its implications as a challenge, and explores effective strategies for its management.

This module centers on service level indicators (SLIs), emphasizing observability and monitoring practices.

This module examines the concept of 'automation' as defined by both SRE and DevOps. It delves into various categories of automation and their organizational structure, in addition to highlighting popular automation tools.

This module explores the SRE principle of deriving insights from failures and its correlation with anti-fragility and chaos engineering practices.

This module investigates the organizational management of SRE. It discusses the initial implementation of SRE, the reasons behind the widespread adoption of SRE by businesses, strategies for integrating SRE, effective incident response practices, and the importance of blameless post-mortems. Additionally, it explores the scalability of SRE implementation.

This module delves into the integration of SRE with prominent frameworks such as IT4IT, Agile, and ITIL 4. It also explores the evolution of SRE and its future trajectory.

This module presents students with an overview of the course, highlighting its goals, objectives, study schedule, and layout. Participants will be guided through the course outline and offered supplementary resources such as a glossary, additional reading materials, diagrams, and links to access crucial SRE publications. Common queries about SRE Practitioner are addressed, followed by a quick assessment to evaluate retention of the SRE Foundation syllabus content.

This module delves into SRE antipatterns and explores how these counterproductive behaviors can have adverse effects on a pipeline.

This module explores system boundaries and illustrates the process of defining system capabilities, as well as establishing suitable service level indicators (SLIs) and service level objectives (SLOs). Additionally, it covers measuring the baseline and delves into multi-service architecture, including the calculation and utilization of error budgets.

This module outlines the responsibilities of a site reliability engineer in system design, emphasizing key factors related to evolving landscapes and security needs. It further explores modern methodologies, technologies, and resources for system design, including design patterns that empower SRE professionals to construct secure, robust, dependable, and scalable systems.

This module centers on the essential components of comprehensive stack observability and the role of instrumentation in enhancing the observability of SRE systems.

This module explores the advantages of adopting a platform-centric approach in the development and management of platforms as products. It further delves into the utilization of artificial intelligence for enhancing IT operations and the strategies for AI implementation.

This module explores the essential components of incident management within the incident command framework. It also discusses the application of the Observe, Orient, Decide, Act (OODA) loop in integrating technology, procedures, and assets for effective incident responses.

This module explores the concept of 'chaos engineering', which involves conducting experiments on a distributed system to enhance trust in its resilience and adaptability during challenging circumstances. It also provides insights on organizing game day drills to practice chaos engineering and debunks prevalent misconceptions surrounding the topic

This module delves into the significance of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) in enhancing operational efficiency and embracing DevOps principles to the fullest. It further explores the strategies and frameworks employed to deploy and operationalize SRE practices.