Implementing Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Reliability Best Practices
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Site Reliability Engineering is the implementation of efficient DevOps. This course will teach you the theory and practice of SRE in the real world. It also explains in detail the incident response and change management processes.
Site Reliability Engineering is the implementation of efficient DevOps. In this course, Implementing Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Reliability Best Practices, you’ll learn to implement Site Reliability Engineering best practices. First, you’ll explore managing incident response, which is a vital part of service management. Next, you’ll discover the steps to set up an efficient change management process. Finally, you’ll learn how to identify the best solutions for several common technical issues such as DNS, load balancing, health checks, and distributed consensus. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Site Reliability Engineering needed to effectively manage your application or service.
Author Name: Karun Subramanian
Author Description:
Karun is passionate about IT operations. He has 20+ years of hands-on experience in diverse technologies ranging from Linux Administration to Cloud technologies, and everything in between. He specializes in modernizing IT operations with automation, end-to-end monitoring, CI/CD and containerization. He holds professional certifications from half a dozen companies, including IBM, Oracle and Splunk. Karun has extensive experience in popular Application Performance Management tools such as Dynatrac… more
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
1min - Implementing Effective Incident Response
28mins - Implementing Effective Change Management
32mins - Implementing SRE Best Practices
33mins - Benefits of SRE
15mins
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