本の詳細
形式
ペーパーバック
ページ数
450
言語
中国語
公開されました
Oct 1, 2016
出版社
电子工业出版社
説明
This book offers a comprehensive exploration of site reliability engineering (SRE) practices, addressing the nuances of maintaining large-scale systems that are predominantly in their operational phase. The authors, a team of knowledgeable experts from Google, share valuable insights into the principles and challenges that arise when managing complex software environments. They delve into the importance of robustness, scalability, and performance, emphasizing how these factors dictate the success of modern applications.
Readers will gain an understanding of the critical balance between development and operations, highlighting why the operational phase requires just as much attention and innovation as the design and implementation stages. The authors advocate for a mindset shift within organizations that prioritizes reliability as a direct reflection of user satisfaction and overall service quality.
Through practical examples and case studies, the book elucidates how SRE can be effectively integrated into both new and existing systems. It encourages teams to adopt a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement, ultimately fostering resilience and responsiveness in their service offerings.
By dismantling preconceived notions about software life cycles, the authors challenge their audience to rethink how they approach the maintenance and evolution of large software systems, ensuring that they remain agile and profitable in a rapidly changing technological landscape.
Readers will gain an understanding of the critical balance between development and operations, highlighting why the operational phase requires just as much attention and innovation as the design and implementation stages. The authors advocate for a mindset shift within organizations that prioritizes reliability as a direct reflection of user satisfaction and overall service quality.
Through practical examples and case studies, the book elucidates how SRE can be effectively integrated into both new and existing systems. It encourages teams to adopt a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement, ultimately fostering resilience and responsiveness in their service offerings.
By dismantling preconceived notions about software life cycles, the authors challenge their audience to rethink how they approach the maintenance and evolution of large software systems, ensuring that they remain agile and profitable in a rapidly changing technological landscape.