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The State of SRE

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A single site reliability engineer (SRE) can do the same amount of work as multiple IT administrators by automating processes using various DevOps tools rather than relying on traditional graphical tools. However, SREs are hard to find and retain. It’s also not always apparent what level of automation needs to be obtained to qualify to be an SRE, or what certifications may be required. 

Organizations need to find ways to automate IT management to a much greater extent. Most organizations cannot afford to hire a small army of professionals to manage IT environments that are becoming more complex with each passing day. DevOps best practices and next-generation observability tools that promise to provide more context to AI platforms are part of the mix. The challenge is finding a way to implement those tools before IT management spins further out of control.

Register now to better understand the state of site reliability engineering, the increasingly critical role automation plays, and what lies ahead on the horizon.

Matt Schallert
Senior Software Engineer - Chronosphere
Matt is a Member of Technical Staff at Chronosphere, where he works to deliver better insights and outcomes to observability teams supporting high-scale cloud-native environments. Previously, Matt was a Senior Site Reliability Engineer supporting Uber’s observability platform, and prior to that he was an SRE at Tumblr.
Nung Bedell
CRE/SRE - Fairwinds
As Customer Reliability Engineer, an offshoot of a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE), Nung Bedell brings decades of DevOps, cloud native and Kubernetes experience to create a shared operational kismet between Fairwinds and its customers. He has worked in healthcare, IoT, and privacy verticals providing DevOps/CloudOps expertise in all three of the major cloud providers. He enjoys working closely with development teams to implement their projects at scale and ensure operational performance, security and compliance. When not getting his hands dirty in the garden he's melting some Arduinos or Raspberries in the garage!
Uma Mukkara
Head of Chaos Engineering - Harness
Uma Mukkara is the head of Chaos Engineering at Harness. Previously, Uma was a co-founder of ChaosNative and MayaData, both of which he helped lead to successful acquisitions. He also co-created the popular CNCF open source projects openEBS and LitmusChaos, which he continues to actively maintain. Uma speaks regularly about chaos engineering and cloud native DevOps topics at various industry events, as well as meetups and conferences related to site reliability engineering. He is passionate about building solutions around resilience through chaos testing in the cloud native space. Uma holds a master's degree in telecommunications and software engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago.
John Turner
Manager, Customer Engineering - StrongDM
Currently a Manager of Customer Engineering and tech enthusiast. With over 15 years of experience working with IT and infrastructure, he has recently been focused on automation and security. He has recently obtained his Hashicorp Terraform and Vault certifications.
Mike Vizard
Chief Content Officer - Techstrong Group
Mike Vizard is a seasoned IT journalist with over 25 years of experience. He also contributed to IT Business Edge, Channel Insider, Baseline and a variety of other IT titles. Previously, Vizard was the editorial director at Ziff-Davis Enterprise as well as editor-in-chief at CRN and InfoWorld.

 

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