Site Reliability Engineering Training - Hyderabad
                     Introduction to Site 
Reliability Engineering: 
Bridging Development 
and Operations
What is Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)?
• Definition:
– Brief explanation of SRE
– Origin and evolution (Google's contribution)
• Purpose:
– Ensure the reliability, availability, and performance of 
services
Core Principles of SRE
• Service Level Objectives (SLOs):
– Defining reliability targets
• Error Budgets:
– Balancing innovation and reliability
• Monitoring and Observability:
– Importance of metrics and logging
SRE and DevOps: Complementary Practices
• Comparison:
– Similar goals but different approaches
• Collaboration:
– How SRE integrates with DevOps teams
• Benefits:
– Improved reliability and faster development cycles
The Role of an SRE
• Responsibilities:
– Balancing new feature development with 
system reliability
– Incident response and management
• Key Activities:
– Automating operations tasks
– Monitoring and alerting
• Performance tuning
Tools and Techniques
• Automation:
– Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
– Continuous Integration/Continuous 
Deployment (CI/CD)
• Monitoring:
– Tools like Prometheus, Graphene
• Incident Management:
– Using tools like Pager Duty, Ops genie
Case Study: SRE in Action
• Example:
– Brief overview of a real-world SRE 
implementation
• Outcomes:
– Challenges faced
– Solutions implemented
– Results achieved
Conclusion and Q&A
• Summary:
– Recap of key points
• Future Trends:
– Emerging technologies in SRE
• Questions:
– Open the floor for audience questions
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