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April Discussion: What problems are you working on.

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th3raid0r@programming.devMEnglish · 2 days ago

Software Reliability Engineering@programming.dev

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👋 Welcome to the SRE Community!

Whether you’re just learning about Site Reliability Engineering/Software Reliability Engineering or you’re a seasoned on-call warrior, you’re in the right place.

SRE (Site Reliability Engineering - AKA Software Reliability Engineering) is a discipline that uses software engineering principles to ensure that systems are reliable, scalable, and resilient. It’s about balancing feature velocity with system stability—keeping things running even when they shouldn’t.

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Infrastructure as code, CI/CD pipelines, and deployment strategies
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