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🚀 As engineers, we all want to achieve more while spending less time note-taking. But what if I told you that consistent note-taking can actually make you a better Site Reliability Engineer? In this article, I'll take you through my journey from despising note-taking to reaping the rewards of making it a consistent ritual. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gpjkGByM #SiteReliabilityEngineering #NoteTaking #EngineeringTips

So for the past three years people have asked for a course on how to become a site reliability engineer, and I ignored these requests because I assumed people could figure it out on their own. If you’re actually interested in this, let me know by interacting with this post

Site Reliability Engineers focus mainly on these five things V: Volume: Current number of requests, drops, spikes A: Availability: Are all services up and running? L: Latency: Are service response times within the expected range? E: Errors: What errors are occurring, and why? T: Tickets: What are the complaints of the users? Why should every company adopt this powerful concept? Throwing applications over the wall and hoping that operational engineers will able to deal with all the challenges involved is a terrible approach. Customers will stop using such problematic services, and your business will suffer. Millions invested in new products and infrastructure might go waste within a few days. Don't fall into this trap and engage Performance / Site Reliability Engineers as early as possible. Happy Performance Engineering! #performanceengineering #sre #performance

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