Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) is a particular approach to DevOps for keeping systems highly-available (HA) while continuously releasing features. The daily mood I enjoy my work a lot. However, I just start to realize how important it is to stay consistent and reflective in my ramp-up. I do have directions but nobody feeds me with a concrete planning and tasks, so that every new working day starts with a self-review, questioning and planning. In general, it is just so much important to read, learn and practice a lot now that i have time allocated to this, in order to be able to contribute later when I'll have more responsibility and less time. One of my focus areas is the science of operationalization. I am making good progress in reading and understanding Google SRE Book : 11/32 chapters covered so far, mainly introduction and principles. Introduction The Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) role truely emerged at Google around 2003 while traditionnal sysadm...
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