Curious about MTTR? We explain what the mean time to recovery is, why it matters to your development team, and how to reduce it.

Wondering about SLAs and SLOs? We explain service level agreements and service level objectives, their differences, and the importance of each. What are the major differences between service level agreements (SLAs) and service level objectives? An SLA is a legal agreement between the business and the customer that includes a reliability target and the consequences of failing to meet it. An SLO is an internal target that measures how customers use the service.

Curious about DevOps benefits? Whether you are just adopting DevOps or improving your current process, we explain the top benefits and how to maximize them. What are DevOps benefits? In DevOps, the operations and development work closely together during the entire software development lifecycle. The collaborative approach in DevOps leads to many benefits, including.

One of the foundations of incident management in SRE practice is the incident retrospective. It documents all the learnings from an incident and serves as a checklist for follow-up actions. If we step back, there are 7 main elements to a retrospective. When done right, these elements help you better understand an incident, what it reveals about the system as a whole, and how to build lasting solutions.

SRE is important and becoming more essential as software becomes a ubiquitous part of our life. Business leaders recognize this but fear they lack the resources to properly adopt SRE. Even large companies with mature DevOps functions experience headwinds.

Curious about microservice architecture? We explain what microservice architecture is, and how it can be used to quickly produce reliable lightweight applications.

Wondering about continuous testing in DevOps? We explain what it is, how it works, best practices, and the tools you need for success.

Trying to improve your DevOps team? We’ll explain what DevOps culture is, how it benefits your team, and how you can build it within your organization. So what is DevOps culture? The main goals of DevOps culture are to increase collaboration and communication between teams, to give all participants a shared responsibility in the project, and to emphasize learning opportunities instead of spreading blame when things go wrong.