
Site Reliability Engineering: Principles, Practices, and Tools
This course introduces the core principles and practices of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE). It covers key topics such as defining service level objectives (SLOs), incident management, automation, monitoring, and building reliable systems. Students will learn how to apply SRE concepts to real-world systems, ensuring reliability, scalability, and performance at scale. The course is designed for professionals looking to specialize in managing and improving system reliability in production environments.
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Course Duration:
36 hours
Level:
Intermediate

Course Objectives
• Understand the role and responsibilities of an SRE.
• Learn how to define and track SLOs, SLIs, and SLAs.
• Build effective monitoring, observability, and alerting systems.
• Develop incident management workflows and postmortem analysis.
• Automate infrastructure and service management using best practices.
• Design and manage highly reliable systems with scalability in mind.
Prerequisites
• Basic understanding of IT infrastructure, Linux systems, cloud computing, and software engineering.
• Familiarity with common DevOps tools and practices.
