Here is a link to a GitHub repo of all kinds of #SRE resources. Very comprehensive with active contributions:
https://github.com/dastergon/awesome-sre
https://github.com/dastergon/awesome-sre
GitHub
GitHub - dastergon/awesome-sre: A curated list of Site Reliability and Production Engineering resources.
A curated list of Site Reliability and Production Engineering resources. - dastergon/awesome-sre
#SRE
This article says it's about #SLOs, but it's really about measuring #latency. Gil Tene (CTO of Azul, the high performance JVM company), has a bunch of talks about this, which he calls “coordinated omission.” If you search for Gil and that term, you'll find lots of talks and posts about it.
https://thenewstack.io/how-to-correctly-frame-and-calculate-latency-slos/
This article says it's about #SLOs, but it's really about measuring #latency. Gil Tene (CTO of Azul, the high performance JVM company), has a bunch of talks about this, which he calls “coordinated omission.” If you search for Gil and that term, you'll find lots of talks and posts about it.
https://thenewstack.io/how-to-correctly-frame-and-calculate-latency-slos/
The New Stack
How to Correctly Frame and Calculate Latency SLOs
Log linear histograms are the most efficient way to accurately compute latency Service Level Objectives (SLOs).
97-Things-Every-SRE-Should-Know.pdf
2.8 MB
What’s an #SRE?
Easy, right? Well...how is an SRE different from a developer or a DevOps engineer? Is site reliability engineering an independent team, or do they work as part of other teams? Let's find out:
https://rootly.io/blog/what-is-an-sre
Easy, right? Well...how is an SRE different from a developer or a DevOps engineer? Is site reliability engineering an independent team, or do they work as part of other teams? Let's find out:
https://rootly.io/blog/what-is-an-sre
Rootly
What is an SRE?
A comprehensive definition of SREs and Site Reliability Engineering, including what SREs do and what makes SREs different from other roles.
#Google launched a new https://sre.google/ to learn about how #SRE is done at google: a balance between details like disk driver IO scheduling to the big picture of service capacity.
Available: books, courses, experts, and how it all applies in the cloud.
Available: books, courses, experts, and how it all applies in the cloud.
sre.google
Google SRE - Site Reliability engineering
Site reliability engineering: Explore key sre principles & practices. Learn how reliability engineers enhance system's reliability, scalability and performance.
SRE_Report_2023.pdf
16.2 MB
#SRE Report 2023
The report contains special contributions from Adrian Cockcroft and Steve McGhee and highlights findings from a global community of reliability practitioners, including SREs, managers, architects, and executives
Key findings include:
* Organizations who operate with a “just culture” are 500% more likely to be Elite performing organisations
* Elite-performing organizations are 260% more likely to substantially focus on Customer Experience reliability versus Low-performing organisations
* Organizations (59%) say that maintaining innovation velocity occasionally or often impacts employee productivity or morale – 14% unsure
* Organizations (59%) say tool sprawl is a non-existent or minor problem – challenges other research which simply equates tool sprawl to, ‘how many tools are in the stack’
The report contains special contributions from Adrian Cockcroft and Steve McGhee and highlights findings from a global community of reliability practitioners, including SREs, managers, architects, and executives
Key findings include:
* Organizations who operate with a “just culture” are 500% more likely to be Elite performing organisations
* Elite-performing organizations are 260% more likely to substantially focus on Customer Experience reliability versus Low-performing organisations
* Organizations (59%) say that maintaining innovation velocity occasionally or often impacts employee productivity or morale – 14% unsure
* Organizations (59%) say tool sprawl is a non-existent or minor problem – challenges other research which simply equates tool sprawl to, ‘how many tools are in the stack’