Jan 16
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In this video (Day 2 of the SRE series), we cover the most important core concepts of Site Reliability Engineering that every SRE, DevOps, and Cloud Engineer must know. Topics covered in this video: - Service Ownership (You build it, you run it) - SLI (Service Level Indicator) - SLO (Service Level Objective) - SLA (Service Level Agreement) - Error Budget and allowed failure - Toil and why it must be reduced - Automation and reliability - MTTR (Mean Time To Recovery) - MTTD (Mean Time To Detect) These concepts are critical for: ✔ SRE interviews ✔ DevOps to SRE transition ✔ Production reliability ✔ Monitoring and incident management This video explains each concept with simple explanations and real-world examples, making it beginner-friendly and interview-ready. 📌 Next Video (Day 3): Monitoring and Alerting in SRE – Tools and Best Practices 👍 Like the video if you find it useful 🔔 Subscribe for the complete SRE roadmap 💬 Comment if you have questions or need clarifications SRE Site Reliability Engineering Core SRE Concepts SLI SLO SLA Error Budget SRE Error Budget Toil in SRE SRE Automation MTTR MTTD SRE Interview Questions DevOps vs SRE SRE Fundamentals SRE Course Reliability Engineering Monitoring and Incident Management Cloud Reliability DevOps Engineer