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Apply SRE toil reduction principles to everyday engineering work by identifying repetitive manual tasks, measuring their true cost, building targeted automation, and establishing a culture where toil elimination is treated as real engineering output.
A systematic approach to incident management covering alerting design, severity classification, on-call response workflows, communication protocols, and blameless post-mortem practices.
Practice chaos engineering by injecting controlled failures into production systems to discover weaknesses before they cause outages, with practical experiments covering network partitions, resource exhaustion, and dependency failures.
How to build on-call rotations that keep systems reliable without burning out your team — covering scheduling, escalation policies, runbook design, and incident response workflows.
Service Level Objectives transform vague reliability goals into measurable contracts — here's how to define SLIs, set SLOs, and use error budgets to balance reliability with velocity.