SRE Roadmap & Playbook
You don't need another Long Video or Course , You need a mentor-guided hands-on project!
SRE Roadmap & Playbook is a practical, project-based guide designed to help you move beyond learning SRE concepts and actually practice them.
Instead of simply reading about observability, SLOs, incident response, resilience, automation, and reliability engineering, you’ll work through structured projects using a real, pre-built application.
The playbook comes with access to a private hands-on repository created specifically for participants. The repository contains the applications, configurations, scripts, templates, monitoring stack, and project resources you need to complete the exercises.
You’ll work through 18 hands-on SRE projects covering:
- Observability and structured logging
- Metrics and monitoring
- Grafana dashboards
- Distributed tracing
- SLIs, SLOs and error budgets
- Alerting and runbook creation
- Incident response and incident command
- Blameless postmortems
- Resilience engineering
- Circuit breakers and retries
- Chaos engineering
- Load testing and capacity planning
- Failover
- Toil identification and automation
- Self-healing systems
- Error budget policies
- Game days
- SRE metrics for leadership
You don't need to build an application from scratch. The roadmap gives you a small, already-built service that you operate throughout the exercises. You’ll instrument it, monitor it, intentionally introduce failures, investigate incidents, improve its reliability, and automate operational tasks.
The hands-on environment uses free and open-source tools including Prometheus, Grafana, Docker, Flask, and SQLite, so you can practice without paying for expensive observability platforms.
The projects are also structured to build on one another. What you create in one project becomes part of the foundation for the next, giving you a more realistic experience of how SRE practices work together in an actual engineering environment.
Buy the SRE Roadmap & Playbook and get the practical path, the exercises, and private repository access to actually practice what you learn.