Site Reliability Engineering: Mastering Slo And Error Budget

SRE core concepts of Non-Functional Requirements, Reliability, Business Flows, SLI, SLO, Error Budget, and more.

What you'll learn

Understand the concept of reliability and its significance in ensuring system stability and performance.

Identify different types of Service Level Indicators (SLIs) and their role in measuring system performance.

Define Service Level Objectives (SLOs) and recognize various types along with best practices for setting them effectively.

Gain proficiency in managing Error Budgets and implementing Error Budget Policies to maintain service reliability within defined thresholds.

Differentiate between SLIs, SLOs, and Error Budget Policies, and articulate their importance in ensuring system resilience.

Explore Non-functional requirements and their impact on system design and performance.

Discover the concept of observability and familiarize yourself with monitoring tools essential for maintaining system health.

Apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios by analyzing examples of SLIs and SLOs in real-world contexts.

Identify key roles that contribute significantly to ensuring system reliability and understand their responsibilities in fostering a culture of reliability.

Requirements

There are no special skills, requirements or tools for taking this course.

Description

Welcome to Site Reliability Engineering: Mastering SLO and Error Budget online course!Join me on an exciting journey into the world of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), where we'll delve deep into the core concepts and practical applications that drive service reliability and excellence.Throughout this course, we'll explore fundamental concepts such as:Reliability Non-functional requirementsBusiness flowsService levels (SLIs, SLOs)Error BudgetError Budget PolicyKey Roles in Reliability EngineeringYou'll discover the critical importance of keeping our services healthy and our customers happy!With this content, you'll master essential components like Service Level Indicators (SLIs), Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and Error Budgets. Learn how to effectively manage these elements to ensure optimal system performance and reliability.As we progress, we'll explore Error Budget policies and the pivotal roles that play a crucial part in fostering reliable services within organizations.Led by me, Junior Mayhé, a seasoned software developer with over 20 years of experience, this course is tailored for beginners and assumes no prior experience. Together, we'll navigate through complex concepts and practical applications, ensuring that you gain the skills and confidence needed to excel in the field of Site Reliability Engineering.Get ready to embark on an enriching learning journey that will elevate your expertise and empower you to drive excellence in service reliability. Let's dive in and explore the fascinating world of SRE!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome

Lecture 2 Agenda

Lecture 3 Reliability

Lecture 4 Business Flows

Lecture 5 Service Levels

Section 2: Non-Functional Requirements

Lecture 6 Requirements Engineering

Lecture 7 Discovering Non-Functional Requirements

Lecture 8 Examples of Non-Functional Requirements

Section 3: Service Level Indicators (SLIs)

Lecture 9 Service Level Indicators (SLIs)

Lecture 10 Additional SLI types

Lecture 11 Advantages of Adopting SLIs

Lecture 12 SLI Monitoring Tools

Section 4: Service Level Objectives (SLOs)

Lecture 13 What is a Service Level Objective (SLO)

Lecture 14 What is the Difference Between SLO and SLA

Lecture 15 Examples of SLO

Lecture 16 SLO Best Practices

Lecture 17 How to Define an SLO

Section 5: Error Budget

Lecture 18 What is an Error Budget

Lecture 19 Example of Error Budget

Lecture 20 Benefits of Monitoring the Error Budget

Section 6: Error Budget Policy

Lecture 21 What is an Error Budget Policy

Lecture 22 How to Manage an Effective Error Budget Policy

Section 7: Key Actors in Service Reliability

Lecture 23 Software and Quality Assurance Engineers

Lecture 24 DevOps and Live Engineers

Lecture 25 Project and Product Managers

Lecture 26 Managers, Heads and C-Level

Section 8: Conclusion

Lecture 27 Congratulations

Software Developers, Software Engineers,Live Engineers, DevOps Engineers, Site Reliability Engineers,Product Owners, Product Managers, PMOs, Project Managers,Engineering Managers, Heads of Product, Heads of Engineering,Professionals willing to switch careers to Live Engineering or Reliability Engineering