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Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)

A hub of SRE directories — reliability engineering, tools, AI-assisted operations, SLOs, incident response and resilience testing.

17 topics•5 categories•Updated October 2026

Reliability Engineering & Tools

4 entries

Principles and the tools that put them into practice.

AI-assisted Operations

3 entries

Using AI for incident response and root cause analysis.

Incidents & Resilience

4 entries

Responding to failure and testing for it.

Learn SRE

1 entries

Free canonical references.

Related Pages

5 entries

Neighbouring directories.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is site reliability engineering?

SRE applies software engineering to operations: teams define service level objectives, automate toil and use error budgets to balance reliability against feature velocity.

What is an SLO?

A service level objective is a target for a service level indicator such as availability or latency, for example 99.9% of requests succeeding over 30 days.

What is an error budget?

It is the allowed amount of unreliability implied by the SLO; when it is spent, teams slow feature releases to focus on reliability.

How does SRE differ from DevOps?

DevOps is a culture and set of practices for delivery; SRE is a specific implementation focused on reliability targets, automation and incident discipline.

Where do AI tools help?

AI SRE tools correlate alerts, summarise incidents and suggest root causes; see the AI SRE pages.