This course is titled: "Mastering Site Reliability - The Ultimate Course guide"

This course is titled: "Mastering Site Reliability - The Ultimate Course guide"

**Introduction:**

Site Reliability Engineering, or SRE is an essential field in the digital age. It helps organizations build and maintain software that is flexible, durable, and efficient. This course will guide you through the SRE world, whether you're a novice SRE, an experienced engineer seeking to improve your skills, or a supervisor seeking to increase the reliability of your staff. In "Mastering Site Reliability Engineering", we will examine the fundamental techniques and tools that are the foundation of building resilient systems.

**Table of Contents**

Chapter 2: Site Reliability Engineering**

What is SRE?

- History and development of SRE

- The SRE role in modern organizations

SRE Vs. DevOps - Understanding the differences

Chapter 2: Principles of SRE and Philosophies

Four golden signals

Service Level Objectives (SLOs) and Service Level indicators (SLIs).

- Error budgets and risk management

To cut down on the amount of work, automation is required.

*Chapter 3 - Measuring and monitoring systems**

It is crucial to be observed

- Metrics, logs and traces

- popular tools for monitoring and observability

Create effective dashboards and alerts

Chapter 4: Incident Management & Postmortems

The incident Response Process

- Instruments for Incident Management as well as Best Methods

- Conducting blameless postmortems

- Learning from incidents to improve reliability

Chapter 5. Building Resilient Systems**

Redundancy and fault tolerance

- Controlling traffic and load balance

Backup and Disaster Recovery Strategies

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Chapter 6. Scaling and capacity planning**

Vertical and horizontal scaling

Capacity Planning Methodologies

Predictive Scaling and Auto-Scaling

- Resource allocation and system growth management

Chapter 7 Continuous Deployment and Continuous Integration (CI/CD).

Automating software delivery pipeline

Canary releases and feature flags

- deployments in blue and green (and rollbacks)

Production testing and gradual releases

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Chapter 8: Security in SRE

- Security as a factor in reliability

- Code practices that are secure

- Vulnerability assessment

Risk assessment and Threat modeling

Chapter 9: Culture Collaboration and People**

- The importance that the SRE is a part of organizational culture

- Building cross-functional teams that are effective

- Hiring SRE talent and enhancing their skills

- Career pathways and opportunities for growth

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Chapter 10 Case Studies and Real-World Examples**

- Successful SRE Implementations in Leading Tech companies

- Lessons learnt from failures

The process of adapting SRE Principles to different industries

- Industry specific problems and solutions

**Chapter 12: SRE Ecosystem Tooling**

Overview of essential tools for SRE

- Custom tooling vs. off-the-shelf solutions

Cloud native SRE tooling

The future of SRE and the emergence of new technologies

**Chapter Twelve: Best Practices and Tips and Takeaways**

The most important takeaways from the course

Summary of SRE best practices

- Preparing for the SRE certification exam

- Resources and further reading

**Conclusion:**

It is essential to have a good understanding of site reliability engineering principles, tools and best practices. This will help you become a skilled Site Reliability Engineer. "Mastering the art of Site Reliability Engineering" will equip with the skills and knowledge to excel in SRE. You can then contribute to the reliability and the performance of the systems in your company. This course guide is designed to help engineers of all levels, regardless of whether they are newbies or professionals. Get ready to embark upon an adventure of learning. And will your system remain up and working!

It is important to be aware that this is an extensive outline of the course. It could serve as a reference to develop an online course on Site Reliability or as an outline for a curriculum. *