• Understand Site Reliability Engineering principles and practices.

• Explain the relationship between SRE and DevOps.

• Understand Service Level Indicators and Service Level Objectives.

• Apply error budgets and error budget policies.

• Identify and reduce operational toil.

• Understand monitoring and observability.

• Explore SRE tools and automation techniques.

• Understand anti-fragility and learning from failure.

• Recognize the organizational impact of SRE.

• Explore SRE's relationship with other frameworks and its future direction.

Course Introduction

• Course Goals

• Course Agenda

Module 1: SRE Principles & Practices

• What is Site Reliability Engineering?

• SRE & DevOps: What is the Difference?

• SRE Principles & Practices

Module 2: Service Level Objectives & Error Budgets

• Service Level Objectives (SLOs)

• Error Budgets

• Error Budget Policies

Module 3: Reducing Toil

• What is Toil?

• Why is Toil Bad?

• Doing Something About Toil

Module 4: Monitoring & Service Level Indicators

• Service Level Indicators (SLIs)

• Monitoring

• Observability

Module 5: SRE Tools & Automation

• Automation Defined

• Automation Focus

• Hierarchy of Automation Types

• Secure Automation

• Automation Tools

Module 6: Anti-Fragility & Learning from Failure

• Why Learn from Failure

• Benefits of Anti-Fragility

• Shifting the Organizational Balance

Module 7: Organizational Impact of SRE

• Why Organizations Embrace SRE

• Patterns for SRE Adoption

• On-Call Necessities

• Blameless Post-Mortems

• SRE & Scale

Module 8: SRE, Other Frameworks, The Future

• SRE & Other Frameworks

• The Future

2 Days

Exam: Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Foundation℠

Duration: 60 minutes

Questions: 40 multiple-choice questions

• Defining Service Level Objectives (SLOs).

• Identifying appropriate Service Level Indicators (SLIs).

• Calculating and interpreting error budgets.

• Developing error budget policies.

• Identifying opportunities to reduce operational toil.

• Understanding monitoring and observability scenarios.

• Exploring automation strategies.

• Conducting blameless post-mortem exercises.

• Discussing SRE adoption and organizational change.

• Site Reliability Engineers

• DevOps Engineers and practitioners

• Software Engineers

• IT Operations professionals

• System Administrators

• Infrastructure Engineers

• Cloud professionals

• IT Managers and Team Leaders

• Business Managers and Stakeholders

• Product Owners and Scrum Masters

• Consultants and Change Agents

• Technical professionals involved in service reliability and stability

• An understanding of common DevOps terminology and concepts is recommended.

• Related IT work experience is recommended.

• No specific technical certification is listed as a mandatory prerequisite by the referenced course provider.