Introduction to Site Reliability Engineering: How to Start and Practical Guidelines

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By Stephanie Hippo, Google SRE Manager

Telework, remote education, eCommerce, entertainment, and other daily life activities increasingly depend on public cloud services.  Traditional operational roles don't provide the combination of compute, storage, and networking architecture and instrumentation experience required to keep these shared infrastructures working at scale, so engineers at Google Cloud Platform coined the phrase "Site Reliability Engineer" to to describe this new uptime-focused engineering discipline.  Now all major public cloud providers - including Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure - employ SRE's to achieve their availability goals.

In this talk, you will learn what it is to be a SRE, how to get started as one, and what it looks like in practice.  Whether you aspire to become an SRE, develop applications that run on public clouds, or just want to appreciate the work that goes in to keeping these massive engineering marvels running, you'll want to join this talk.


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  • Co-sponsored by Northern Virginia Women in Engineering
  • Starts 01 May 2021 01:27 PM UTC
  • Ends 26 May 2021 04:01 PM UTC
  • No Admission Charge

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Stephanie Hippo Stephanie Hippo of Google

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Site Reliability Engineering

Biography:

Stephanie is a Site Reliability Manager in Google's Seattle office, where she manages SRE teams in Seattle and Munich that are responsible for internal infrastructure that keep Google's business running. She is one of the hosts of the Beyond Seattle SRE Meetup and enjoys fostering local tech communities. Away from the keyboard, she enjoys playing soccer and rooting for the local professional soccer teams, Seattle Sounders and OL Reign.




Agenda

6:30 - Introductions

6:40 - Talk Begins

7:40 - Open Discussion

8:00 - End of Call


At the end of the talk a copy of "Implementing Service Level Objectives: A Practical Guide to SLIs, SLOs, and Error Budgets" will be given away.