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Practical Site Reliability Engineering

You're reading from   Practical Site Reliability Engineering Automate the process of designing, developing, and delivering highly reliable apps and services with SRE

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788839563
Length 390 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Pethuru Raj Chelliah Pethuru Raj Chelliah
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Shailender Singh Shailender Singh
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Shreyash Naithani Shreyash Naithani
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Preface 1. Demystifying the Site Reliability Engineering Paradigm FREE CHAPTER 2. Microservices Architecture and Containers 3. Microservice Resiliency Patterns 4. DevOps as a Service 5. Container Cluster and Orchestration Platforms 6. Architectural and Design Patterns 7. Reliability Implementation Techniques 8. Realizing Reliable Systems - the Best Practices 9. Service Resiliency 10. Containers, Kubernetes, and Istio Monitoring 11. Post-Production Activities for Ensuring and Enhancing IT Reliability 12. Service Meshes and Container Orchestration Platforms 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Reliable IT infrastructures


As indicated at the beginning of the chapter, to arrive at reliable systems, we need to have reliable applications and infrastructures. We have discussed the various ways and means of bringing forth reliable applications already. Now, we need to dig deeper and detail the best practices to be followed to craft and use reliable infrastructures.

High availability

 Regarding redundancy toward higher availability, the first and foremost tip is to architect software applications to be redundant. Redundancy is the duplication of any system to substantially increase its availability. If a system goes down due to any reason, the duplicated system comes to the rescue. That is why we often hear and read that software applications are being generally deployed in multiple regions, as indicated in the following diagram. Lately, applications are being constructed out of distributed and duplicated application components. Thus, if one component or service goes down, then its duplication...

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