Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) often contribute to the launch of new products and features. These launches can occur in rapid iterations and at scale, so SREs need to be prepared to help them succeed.
In this course, you'll examine launch coordination engineering to build and release reliable and fast products. You'll identify the criteria for a successful product launch and how to develop and use launch checklists to reduce failure and ensure consistency and completeness.
Next, you'll outline the techniques used for reliable launches and how launch coordination engineers can help mitigate the repetition of launch mistakes. You'll investigate the production readiness review model used to identify a service's reliability needs. Lastly, you'll outline the characteristics of SRE engagement and early engagement models, as well as SRE engagement frameworks.
Learning Objectives
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