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Using StatusPage at squadcast | SRE Best practices | Squadcast

Aug 25, 2022 By Squadcast In Squadcast
Let your customers know how your Services are doing, without them having to ask you about it. One of the core principles of SRE is Transparency and Status Pages help you communicate the status of your Services to your customers at all times, as opposed to you getting to know the status of your Services through support tickets logged by your customers.
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What are Canary Deployments and Why are they Important?

Aug 25, 2022 By Vishal Padghan In Squadcast
Every modification to software comes with the potential for production problems. Application failures often have serious consequences which can result in a loss of revenue and a poor customer experience. Additionally, organizations constantly try to improve their services for a better customer experience. How can you minimize the chance of error and update your application with confidence?
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Performing Postmortems & Postmortem Templates at Squadcast | SRE Best practices | Squadcast

Aug 25, 2022 By Squadcast In Squadcast
Postmortems are a way to summarize the resolution for an incident once it is resolved. It is also a way for you to create a knowledge-base of failures and fixes that can be shared across your team to help build a culture of shared learning and learning from failures.
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stackstate

Site Reliability Engineering, Site Reliability Engineers and SRE Practices: State of Adoption

Aug 24, 2022 By Heidi Gilmore In StackState

Site reliability engineering (SRE) is what you get when you treat operations as if it’s a software problem. The mission of an SRE practice is to protect, provide for and progress the software and systems offered and managed by an organization with an ever-watchful eye on their availability, latency, performance and capacity.1.

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moovingon

Site Reliability Engineering: Definition, Principles & How It Differs From DevOps

Aug 22, 2022 By MoovingON In MoovingON

Site crashes and outages can cost hundreds of thousands in lost revenue and inconvenience users. Site Reliability Engineering helps build highly reliable and scalable systems, particularly important for companies that depend on their software to support their customers performing critical operations. Hiring a Site Reliability Engineer is the best way to ensure a software system stays up and running at all times. Not only will they help manage infrastructure and applications, but they'll also be able to advise on how to scale a business as it grows - keeping downtime and incidents at a minimum!

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squadcast

Uptime + Squadcast Integration: Routing Alerts Made Easy

Aug 18, 2022 By Vishal Padghan In Squadcast
Uptime is a site monitoring solution used to reach various endpoints & notify users via push notifications when downtime is detected. It collects and stores downtime & response time data & which is then made available as reports to the users. If you use Uptime for your monitoring needs, you can now integrate it with Squadcast to route detailed alerts from Uptime to the right users in Squadcast. The below steps will help you set up Uptime and Squadcast integration.
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geeks+gurus: Rise of SRE - Survey Insights

Aug 18, 2022 By Sumo Logic In Sumo Logic
Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) continues to rise in adoption. Teams that leverage SRE “good” practices are benefitting, individuals are excited about their jobs and IT and the business are collaborating more efficiently. Sounds interesting? We hope so, as there are a few key insights which you should know. Join us to learn more about the exciting journey of SRE. We have partnered with DevOps Institute (DOI) to conduct their inaugural 2022 Global SRE Pulse Survey, and we are excited to share the pulse on SRE.
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solarwinds

Comparing DBA, DBRE, and SRE Roles

Aug 11, 2022 By Aaron Bertrand In SolarWinds
As I navigate further into my career, I’m finding the scope of my role has shifted over the years. I thought I’d take some time to help relay the differences I’ve seen between traditional database administrators (DBAs), database reliability engineers (DBREs), and site reliability engineers (SREs). Before I start, I want to get a disclaimer out of the way: some of the comparisons here reflect only what I’ve seen and may not match what you’ve experienced.
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sumologic

Tales from the Toil: Taking the pulse of SRE

Aug 9, 2022 By Sam Fell In Sumo Logic
Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) is a growing practice essential for enterprises to ensure service delivery, reliability, and access for users. Many companies only choose to invest in SRE when they have a raging operational fire on their hands. As a result, SREs often start out as firefighters, desperately trying to keep the service online for one more day.
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InvGate

How to Become a Site Reliability Engineer: Job Description, Roles & Responsibilities

Aug 8, 2022 By Emiliano Pardo Saguier In InvGate
Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) is still going strong in the world of software development. As a bridge between developments and operations, it’s a necessary part of any organization that wants to work like a well-oiled machine. Simply put, SRE tries to fix a widespread problem in organizations: siloing. But not much is known about the job requirements of becoming a site reliability engineer.
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