SLIs, SLOs, and error budgets
Define what good looks like for your users and use it to prioritise engineering work honestly. When reliability has a number, the argument about whether to ship or harden stops being politics and starts being evidence.
Production reliability
Establish SRE practice to meet real performance and reliability targets, with OpenTelemetry observability, clear ownership, and operations that scale with the product. The goal is a platform where incidents have a defined path, on-call can triage with evidence, and reliability is designed in rather than bolted on after the next outage.
Reliability is often treated as an operations afterthought: more alerts, more runbooks, more weekend pages. Without service-level indicators, error budgets, and instrumentation that explains user impact, teams optimise the wrong things. SRE makes reliability a product feature — designed, measured, and improved with the same discipline as delivery.
Define what good looks like for your users and use it to prioritise engineering work honestly. When reliability has a number, the argument about whether to ship or harden stops being politics and starts being evidence.
Traces, metrics, and logs that connect a user symptom to a code path, not three disconnected tools. When something breaks at 2am, on-call follows one trace from the failing request to the line of code instead of guessing across dashboards.
Turn recurring firefights into automated checks, better defaults, and fewer pages. Each incident becomes a permanent fix and a guardrail, so the same class of failure does not wake the team twice.
Find and fix bottlenecks demos never hit: connection pools, N+1 queries, cold starts, and noisy neighbours. We test against production-shaped traffic, so the system holds when a launch or a spike arrives, not only in a quiet staging environment.
We embed SRE practice where it pays off first — critical paths and recovery engagements — then expand. Reliability work lands alongside Azure and recovery so the platform you stabilise stays observable.
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