Being a Site Reliability Engineer is not an easy job. You have to handle application deployments, configuration, monitoring, and more, so that everything works effortlessly in production. Triage, troubleshooting, remediation, and support are, for the most part, undertaken manually. No matter how good you are, these processes are error-prone and require significant effort.
Organizations looking to adopt SRE models are either employing in-house developed open-source tools or loosely connected toolchains. This can quickly result in siloed tool sprawl and, owing to the ensuing heterogeneity, makes it harder for staff to find a single source of truth.
To ensure ...