Terraform Pull Request Automation
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Site reliability engineering (SRE) is a set of principles and practices that incorporates aspects of software engineering and applies them to infrastructure and operations problems. The main goals are to create scalable and highly reliable software systems. Site reliability engineering is closely related to DevOps, a set of practices that combine software development and IT operations, and SRE has also been described as a specific implementation of DevOps.
Terraform Pull Request Automation
[Moved to cloudprober/cloudprober] An active monitoring software to detect failures before your customers do.
Layerform helps engineers create reusable environment stacks using plain .tf files. Ideal for multiple "staging" environments.
Kubernetes utility for exposing image versions in use, compared to latest available upstream, as metrics.
An active monitoring software to detect failures before your customers do.
Squzy - is a high-performance open-source monitoring, incident and alert system written in Golang with Bazel and love. Welcome to free SRE
A blazing fast tool for building data pipelines: read, process and output events. Our community: https://t.me/file_d_community
Automatically capture and surface your team's tribal knowledge
Automatic SRE Superpowers within your Kubernetes cluster
Modern TCP tool and service for network performance observability.
An incident management tool supporting multi-channel alerting, customizable messages, and on-call integrations. Compatible with any tool supporting webhook alerts.
Marmot workflow execution engine
Slo-exporter computes standardized SLI and SLO metrics based on events coming from various data sources.
🚀🚀A high-performance and high-concurrency ssh tool written in Go. It is 10 times faster than Ansible. If you need much more performance and better ease of use, you will love it.
An end to end example of implementing SLOs with prometheus, grafana and Go.
Easy setup a service level objective using prometheus
SLOs, Error windows and alerts are complicated. Here an attempt to make it easy
The Skinny Distributed Lock Service