SRE Architect
The Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Architect Program is designed for experienced DevOps engineers, infrastructure specialists, and cloud professionals who already have at least 3+ years of hands-on experience with CI/CD, automation, and cloud-native deployments. It is aimed at those who now need to step up from “running pipelines and clusters” to designing reliability for entire systems. As DevOps practices mature into reliability engineering, teams need leaders who can think beyond tools—people who can shape observability strategies, fault-tolerant architectures, and resilience practices for complex, distributed environments. This program focuses on that leadership layer: how to design and implement reliability at scale rather Read more
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Program highlights
Flexible Delivery with Progress Tracking
Delivered over 12–16 weeks with 3-hour sessions twice weekly, supported by bi-weekly progress reports for skill development.
Master Real-World Reliability Trade-Offs
Participants tackle scenarios across microservices, and cost – reliability trade-offs, learning to choose the right patterns under real constraints.
Embed Reliability into Architecture Design
The program enables DevOps and cloud engineers to treat reliability as a core design priority, embedding SLOs, and failure modes from the start.
Structured SRE Learning Journey
A structured path covers SRE foundations, hands-on labs, case-based exercises, and a capstone project to build strong reliability design and iteration skills.
Build Operational Readiness Skills
Learners work with monitoring stacks, alerting strategies, and escalation flows, practicing how to tune signals for faster detection, and recovery.
Case studies mirroring large-scale production realities
Learners tackle scenarios involving microservices, multi-region setups, and cost–reliability trade-offs. This builds the judgment needed to choose between redundancy, graceful degradation, throttling, and other patterns under real constraints.
Outcomes
- Designs redundancy, failover, and graceful degradation strategies that minimize user impact during failures.
- Creates SLIs, SLOs, and dashboards that reflect real user and business impact, improving monitoring accuracy.
- Failure as a Feature Plan game days and chaos experiments aligned with SLOs; strengthen incident command, runbooks, and post-incident reviews to reduce MTTR and improve reliability.
- Runs chaos experiments and game days to uncover weaknesses and translate findings into system improvements.
- Applies SLOs, incident trends, and MTTR insights to prioritize reliability work alongside features.
- Develops runbooks, playbooks, and escalation models that improve cross-team incident response consistency.
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