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Becoming a Rockstar SRE

You're reading from   Becoming a Rockstar SRE Electrify your site reliability engineering mindset to build reliable, resilient, and efficient systems

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803239224
Length 420 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Jeremy Proffitt Jeremy Proffitt
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Rod Anami L. Anami Rod Anami L. Anami
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Table of Contents (27) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1 - Understanding the Basics of Who, What, and Why
2. Chapter 1: SRE Job Role – Activities and Responsibilities FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Fundamental Numbers – Reliability Statistics 4. Chapter 3: Imperfect Habits – Duct Tape Architecture and Spaghetti Code 5. Part 2 - Implementing Observability for Site Reliability Engineering
6. Chapter 4: Essential Observability – Metrics, Events, Logs, and Traces (MELT) 7. Chapter 5: Resolution Path – Master Troubleshooting 8. Chapter 6: Operational Framework – Managing Infrastructure and Systems 9. Chapter 7: Data Consumed – Observability Data Science 10. Part 3 - Applying Architecture for Reliability
11. Chapter 8: Reliable Architecture – Systems Strategy and Design 12. Chapter 9: Valued Automation – Toil Discovery and Elimination 13. Chapter 10: Exposing Pipelines – GitOps and Testing Essentials 14. Chapter 11: Worker Bees – Orchestrations of Serverless, Containers, and Kubernetes 15. Chapter 12: Final Exam – Tests and Capacity Planning 16. Part 4 - Mastering the Outage Moments
17. Chapter 13: First Thing – Runbooks and Low Noise Outage Notifications 18. Chapter 14: Rapid Response – Outage Management Techniques 19. Chapter 15: Postmortem Candor – Long-Term Resolution 20. Part 5 - Looking into Future Trends and Preparing for SRE Interviews
21. Chapter 16: Chaos Injector – Advanced Systems Stability 22. Chapter 17: Interview Advice – Hiring and Being Hired 23. Index 24. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix A – The Site Reliability Engineer Manifesto 1. Appendix B – The 12-Factor App Questionnaire

SLA commitment – a conversation, not a number

An SLA is often advertised as a single percentage, such as 99.9% uptime. This singular view of an uptime metric for providing service is a simplified view that is riddled with exceptions.

Internal partner SLAs

SLAs should be viewed as the commitment to service that starts at a business level and discusses a technical process. By bringing the business into this discussion, we learn the importance of the processes our technical solutions implement. Those discussions often include multiple partners, each with their own agenda and technology and business needs. The preference is to always include SLA discussions as part of the initial planning of new services or features, but it’s often overlooked, or worse, assumed that the service will always be available.

Starting these discussions opens a discovery into individual services, assets, and external partnerships. For example, a database often stands apart from the services...

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