Site Reliability Engineer

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This lesson will introduce you to the course, including what SRE is and why it matters.

In this lesson, we will learn how to distinguish unique SRE roles and responsibilities within an enterprise.

In this lesson, we will investigate enterprise workflows that can be improved with common SRE practices using cost-benefit analysis.

In this lesson, we will learn how to define an optimal SRE team structure and work allocation given business needs.

By the end of this lesson, you will have a fully-functional monitoring system that uses some of the most popular tools in the industry.

Introduction to the course. We will look at how the topics all tie into being an SRE and what skills we'll learn and apply.

In this lesson, we will learn about how SREs monitor using SLOs and SLIs. We will create queries in Prometheus and dashboard in Grafana.

In this lesson, we will identify all IT assets, make those assets highly available, and put together a disaster recovery plan for those assets.

In this lesson, we will deploy our HA/DR infrastructure using Terraform to AWS.

In this lesson, we'll learn about database reliability and availability and how we can make databases more available. We will then deploy a replicated database cluster to AWS and also see a failover.

Welcome to Self-healing Architectures! In this lesson, you'll learn more about the course and the topic.

In this lesson, you'll learn about self-healing system design fundamentals like single points of failure, tiered architecture, automation strategies, and microservice design.

In this lesson, you'll learn about and implement several self-healing deployment strategies

In this lesson, you'll learn about several different self-healing cloud automation configurations for microservices and virtual machines.

In this lesson, we cover some introductory material to help you start with a solid foundation.

Having a solid on-call is very important to achieving peak reliability. This lesson discusses how to have balanced on-call shifts with a solid incident management process that your team can follow.

In this lesson, we learn how to review your system from the start to prepare for a release. It is important that you have systems in place to find potential risks and develop mitigations for them.

System capacity is an essential part of ensuring reliability. This lesson discusses how to balance system capacity with costs to ensure that resources and money are not being wasted.

Toil is the bane of every SRE team, and this lesson is all about how to reduce toil to allow your team to focus on operational work that improves reliability.

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