Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Foundation Training Course

Length

2 days / 2 weeks

Price

$2499

Days

Mon - Fri

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Why Choose This Course

Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Foundation is an instructor-led training course that helps teams build and run reliable, scalable services in the real world. You’ll learn how SRE brings development and operations together through clear service targets, smart automation, and a culture that learns from incidents instead of blaming people. In practice, that means working with concepts like service level objectives (SLOs), service level indicators (SLIs), error budgets, and reliability roadmaps so you can improve customer experience without slowing delivery. 
 
Across the course, you’ll translate SRE principles into day-to-day techniques: defining useful metrics, reducing repetitive manual work (toil), introducing progressive delivery patterns, and shaping sustainable on-call. We also explore observability, incident response, blameless post-incident reviews, and how SRE connects with Agile, DevOps, IT service management, platform engineering, and value stream management. What this means for you: fewer surprises in production, clearer trade-offs between features and reliability, and better collaboration across engineering, operations, and product. 
 
This instructor-led course from Your Organisation Name balances explanation with practical discussion, frameworks, and examples you can adapt to your environment. A certificate of course attendance is included. 

Prerequisites

  • There are no formal prerequisites for this course. 

Exam

Candidates can achieve this certification by passing the following exam(s).
  • PeopleCert DevOps Site Reliability Engineer

Books

  • Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Foundation course material included.

Delivery

  • Live virtual online training attend in real-time from anywhere

Skills Gained

  • Define and use service level indicators (SLIs) and service level objectives (SLOs) to express customer-centric reliability targets. 
  • Establish and manage error budgets, including policies for feature release and incident response. 
  • Identify, measure, and reduce toil using automation, scripting, and workflow improvements. 
  • Design practical observability: logs, metrics, traces, and alerts that support fast detection and diagnosis. 
  • Apply progressive delivery approaches such as canary, blue-green, and feature flags to reduce risk. 
  • Build sustainable incident response with on-call practices, runbooks, and clear escalation paths. 
  • Facilitate blameless post-incident reviews that drive learning and systemic fixes. 
  • Prioritise reliability work alongside product development using reliability roadmaps and backlogs. 
  • Connect SRE with DevOps, Agile, and IT service management to improve flow and governance. 
  • Evaluate and select SRE tooling for monitoring, automation, and incident management. 
  • Use capacity and performance techniques (e.g., load testing, auto-scaling signals) to protect SLOs. 
  • Shape SRE adoption patterns and team topologies (central, embedded, or hybrid). 
  • Apply security-by-design and change safeguards within SRE automation. 
  • Leverage platform engineering, value stream thinking, and AIOps concepts where appropriate. 

Audience

This course is ideal for site reliability engineers, DevOps and platform engineers, software engineers involved in production operations, system and cloud engineers, incident managers, SRE team leads, IT service managers, product owners, and technical leaders responsible for service reliability and customer experience.

Course Schedule & Pricing

Choose the schedule that fits your life — all options include full course materials & certification support

Weekdays
Mon - Fri
📅 02 days
☀️ 9:30 am – 5 pm
$2,499

Full-time immersion for rapid certification readiness.

Weeknights
Mon & Tue
📅 02 weeks
🌙 6 pm – 9 pm
$2,499

Balance your career while you upgrade your skills.

Weekends
Saturdays Only
📅 02 weeks
☀️ 9:30 am – 5 pm
$2,499

Maximum flexibility for busy working professionals.

Outline

  • What is SRE and why it matters 
  • SRE and DevOps: similarities, differences, and where they meet 
  • Core SRE principles and reliability as a feature 
  • SLIs: choosing meaningful signals 
  • SLOs: setting, negotiating, and reviewing targets 
  • Error budgets and policy design 
  • Identifying toil and quantifying impact 
  • Automation patterns and guardrails 
  • Value stream thinking for reliability work 
  • Metrics, logs, traces: selecting useful telemetry 
  • Alert design and noise reduction 
  • Health models and service-level dashboards 
  • Progressive delivery: canary, blue‑green, feature flags 
  • Safe rollout checklists and rollback strategies 
  • Release quality signals tied to SLOs 
  • On‑call foundations and sustainable rotations 
  • Triage, runbooks, and communication during incidents 
  • Post‑incident reviews and learning loops 
  • Failure testing, game days, and chaos engineering basics 
  • Capacity planning, performance profiling, and auto‑scaling signals 
  • Dependency risk management and graceful degradation 
  • SRE tooling landscape overview (monitoring, automation, incident tools) 
  • Platform engineering interfaces and self‑service models 
  • AIOps concepts and practical guardrails 
  • SRE team topologies and operating models 
  • Governance, risk, and compliance considerations 
  • Roadmapping SRE adoption and maturity 
  • Integrations with Agile, IT service management, and product management 
  • Reliability economics: cost, risk, and customer impact 
  • Case patterns and common pitfalls 
  • Blueprint review and topic mapping 
  • Sample question walk‑through and study pointers

Terms & Conditions

The supply of this course/package/program is governed by our terms and conditions. Please read them carefully before enrolling, as enrolment is conditional on acceptance of these terms and conditions. Proposed course dates are given, course runs subject to availability and minimum registrations.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

What is the difference between SRE and DevOps?
SRE is a concrete way to achieve DevOps outcomes using reliability targets, automation, and learning from incidents. DevOps is the broader culture and set of practices that improve collaboration and flow across development and operations.
Hands-on coding is not required. Familiarity with modern software delivery, basic automation concepts, and production operations will help you get the most value from discussions and exercises.
Yes. The content is aligned to the current certification blueprint and focuses on the principles, practices, and vocabulary assessed by the exam. You’ll receive study pointers and practice activities to reinforce key topics.

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