Building and operating distributed systems is
fundamental to large-scale production infrastructure, but doing so in a
scalable, reliable, and efficient way requires a lot of good design, and trial
and error. In this collection of essays and articles, key members of the Site
Reliability Team at Google explain how the company has successfully navigated
these deep waters over the past decade.
You’ll learn how Google continuously monitors
and deploys some of the largest software systems in the world, how its Site
Reliability Engineering team learns and improves after outages, and how they
balance risk-taking vs reliability with error budgets.
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