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GitHub Repo: upgundecha/howtheysre
- 期号: SRE Weekly Issue #258（2021-02-21）
- 作者: Unmesh Gundecha
- 链接: https://github.com/upgundecha/howtheysre
简介
upgundecha/howtheysre: A curated collection of publicly available resources on how technology and tech-savvy organizations around the world practice Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)
A huge thanks to the curator for the many awesome links in this repo! Some have been featured here in previous issues, and some are new to me. As I go through those, I’ll share my favorites here and tell you why I think you should read them.
正文
How They SRE How They SRE is a curated knowledge repository of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) best practices, tools, techniques, and culture adopted by leading technology or tech-savvy organizations.
Numerous organizations frequently share their insights and expertise, encompassing best practices, tools, and techniques that shape their engineering culture. They do this through various public platforms such as engineering blogs, conferences, and meetups. This repository compiles and presents content gathered from these sources.
- Site Reliability Engineering
- Hiring and Building SRE teams
- SRE Culture
- DevOps
- Monitoring & Observability
- Alerting
- Incident Response & Post-Mortem
- On-Call
- Testing in Production
- Chaos Engineering
- Automation
- Performance
- Platform Engineering
Algolia
Alibaba Cloud
Baidu
Basecamp
Booking.com
DeepSource
Fastly
G-Research
Getaround
GoCardless
GoDaddy
Grammarly
Heroku
Indeed
Khan Academy
Macquarie
Mattermost
MIRO
Monzo
OpenAI
Picnic
Prezi
Red Hat
Scribd
Sky Betting and Gaming
Squarespace
Strava
Target
Tinder
Tokopedia
Udemy
upGrad
Wikimedia Foundation
Yelp
Zalando
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Inspired by Howtheytest fromAbhijeet Vaikar
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The list of organizations is referred from my other repo awesome-engineering
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Contributions welcome! Read the contribution guidelines first.
To the extent possible under law, Unmesh Gundecha has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to this work.
If you decide to use this anywhere, please credit @upgundecha on X. Also, if you like my work, check out my other projects on GitHub.