Site Reliability Engineering: Measuring and Managing Reliability

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01 - Introduction to SRE

01 - Course structure.mp4

03:03

02 - What is SRE How does it differ from DevOps.mp4

00:15

03 - Who are CREs How can they help you be more reliable.mp4

00:10

04 - CREs Three Reliability Principles.mp4

03:16

05 - Reliability in the Cloud.mp4

03:05

06 - How SLOs help your business make decisions.mp4

01:34

07 - How SLOs help you build features faster.mp4

01:33

08 - How SLOs help you balance operational and project work.mp4

01:32

09 - Making SLOs work for your organization.mp4

00:59

02 - Targeting Reliability

10 - Introduction.mp4

01:03

11 - SLOs vs SLAs.mp4

02:30

12 - The happiness test.mp4

02:08

13 - How do we measure reliability.mp4

03:11

14 - Edge cases.mp4

02:10

15 - 100% is the wrong target.mp4

01:43

16 - Iterating.mp4

01:23

03 - Operating for Reliability

17 - Introduction.mp4

00:59

18 - Error budgets.mp4

03:26

19 - Everything is a trade-off.mp4

03:44

20 - Error budgets -advanced concepts.mp4

02:57

21 - Axes of improvement.mp4

04:50

22 - Operational approach to increasing reliability.mp4

02:41

23 - Summary.mp4

00:50

04 - Choosing a Good SLI

24 - Introduction.mp4

01:57

25 - User happiness in metric form.mp4

01:42

26 - The properties of good SLI metrics.mp4

04:16

27 - Ways of measuring SLIs.mp4

04:09

28 - The SLI menu.mp4

02:31

29 - The SLI equation.mp4

01:53

30 - Request Response SLIs.mp4

05:44

31 - Data processing SLIs.mp4

06:29

32 - But my system is really complex!.mp4

02:17

33 - Managing complexity with aggregation.mp4

02:15

34 - Managing complexity with bucketing.mp4

03:00

35 - Achieveable SLOs.mp4

01:40

36 - Aspirational SLOs.mp4

01:15

37 - Continuous improvement.mp4

01:34

05 - Developing SLOs and SLIs

38 - Introduction.mp4

01:03

39 - The 4 step process.mp4

01:52

40 - Our example game.mp4

01:52

41 - Loading the profile page.mp4

01:39

42 - Refining SLI specifications.mp4

04:00

43 - Looking for observability gaps.mp4

02:55

44 - Failure modes.mp4

04:21

06 - Quantifying Risks to SLOs

45 - Introduction.mp4

01:28

46 - Is your error budget realistic.mp4

03:20

47 - Modeling risks in our spreadsheet.mp4

05:28

48 - Analyzing risk.mp4

09:36

07 - Consequences of SLO Misses

49 - Introduction.mp4

00:49

50 - No surprises.mp4

02:05

51 - A dashboard example.mp4

01:11

52 - Why an error budget policy.mp4

02:36

53 - Fundamentals of an error budget policy.mp4

03:36

54 - How to draft an error budget policy.mp4

03:31

55 - Example policy thresholds.mp4

03:10

56 - A hypothetical policy scenario.mp4

03:30

57 - Course conclusion and video wrap up.mp4

00:47

Description

This course teaches the theory of Service Level Objectives (SLOs), a principled way of describing and measuring the desired reliability of a service. Upon completion, learners should be able to apply these principles to develop the first SLOs for services they are familiar with in their own organizations. Learners will also learn how to use Service Level Indicators (SLIs) to quantify reliability and Error Budgets to drive business decisions around engineering for greater reliability. The learner will understand the components of a meaningful SLI and walk through the process of developing SLIs and SLOs for an example service.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.