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Lots of folks would have you believe that multicloud is the way to go – with good reason. There are lots of benefits of a multicloud ..

It’s the year 2021, and Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) has become one of the fastest growing and hottest professions in the tech ..

When it comes to software, customer expectations have increased significantly in the past decade. Users expect applications that are high-performing ..

Over the past decade, the processes for effective application delivery have evolved significantly. We have moved from waterfall to agile, ..

In a previous article on Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), we discussed the SRE role and why it’s in high demand. At the end of the article, ..

In recent years, many engineering organizations have embraced DevOps as a means to improve the software development lifecycle and increase ..

Unreliable services can affect businesses in myriad ways, from slowed development velocity, to unhappy users, to impacted revenue streams. ..

Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) can mean different things to different companies; and operators that are responsible for reliability ..

You’ve heard of playbooks. But what about playbooks-as-code? How can playbooks be managed as code, and what does that mean for SREs and incident ..

Traditionally, the first key question that coders had to answer as they charted their career paths was whether they wanted to be a software ..

In incident response, every problem is unique. But that doesn’t mean that every problem requires a unique response. On the contrary, ..

One of the most important aspects of a software system is its reliability — and for good reason. With so many digital options available ..

In the current IT market, one of the hottest job roles is the Site Reliability Engineer (SRE). In January 2019, according to LinkedIn, ..

DevOps and SRE are sometimes referred to as competing or separate disciplines. This post looks at DevOps VS SRE, showing that they are not really ..