SRE as a Service

Adopt Site Reliability Engineering practices to define SLOs, manage error budgets, and improve system reliability.

We bring Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) practices to your organization to balance feature velocity with system reliability.

Define what "reliable" means for your business and measure it accurately.

Key Benefits

Data-Driven Reliability:: Make decisions based on actual performance data, not gut feel.
Balanced Velocity:: Use Error Budgets to balance new feature development with stability work.
Improved Incident Response:: Streamline on-call processes and post-incident reviews.
User-Centric Focus:: Align reliability goals with actual user experience (SLIs/SLOs).

SLI/SLO Definition:: Workshops to identify Service Level Indicators and Objectives for your critical flows.
Error Budget Implementation:: Setting up tracking and governance for error budgets.
Incident Management:: Establishing runbooks, escalation paths, and blameless post-mortem cultures.
Performance Optimization:: Deep-dive analysis to improve latency and throughput of critical services.

Scenario 1: Reliability Quick-Start (SMB): Establishing basic Service Level Indicators (SLIs) and Objectives (SLOs) for a company's primary web application, helping the small team prioritize stability fixes over new features when the error budget is low.
Scenario 2: Automated Incident Response (Mid-market): Developing standardized runbooks and implementing automated "self-healing" scripts that restart services or clear caches when Prometheus alerts detect specific failure patterns.
Scenario 3: Resilience Engineering at Scale (Enterprise): Implementing a full SRE culture with blameless post-mortems, capacity planning using historical metrics, and chaos engineering practices to ensure 99.99% availability for mission-critical financial systems.

For more information or a personalized quote, please reach out to our team.