Enhanced stability and reliability of services
Better understanding of how production services work
Increased balance between technical investment in reliability and customer experience
Greater appreciation of the operational impact of services in development teams
Improvements in staff morale and retention
Improved work balance with ring-fenced time for improvement
Less stressful on-call experiences and a reduction in overall call-out volumes
Broader skills-based capabilities that leverage the latest in automation
Improvement in workplace culture
Opportunities for “shifting left” and helping to ensure development teams deliver more reliable services
IT and business managers, directors, team leaders, stakeholders, software engineers, and anyone else seeking an understanding of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) and how it relates to DevOps
DevOps practitioners who wish to specialise in site reliability engineering
Organizations wishing to incorporate the vocabulary, principles, concepts, and practices of Site Reliability Engineeringy
Anyone looking to pass the official SRE Foundation (SREF) examination
• SRE Principles & Practices
• Service Level Objectives & Error Budgets
• Reducing Toil
• Monitoring & Service Level Indicators
• SRE Tools & Automation
• Anti-Fragility & Learning from Failure
• Organizational Impact of SRE
• SRE, Other Frameworks, The Future
