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SRE

Site Reliability Engineering

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01DefinitionGoogle SRE / DevOps Standards

An engineering discipline applying software engineering practices to infrastructure and operations problems.

01 / CANONICAL DEFINITION

What it means.

Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) combines software engineering and systems administration to build highly scalable, self-healing, and fault-tolerant infrastructure, utilizing automated monitoring, Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and error budgets.

02 / ROLE IN TRUSTEDTRUCKS

Where it is used.

Governs Kubernetes cluster scaling, Strimzi Kafka health, GoQuorum node peering, automated failovers, and synthetic load testing.

03 / TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Enforces platform availability target of 99.95%, p99 latency < 50ms, and zero consumer lag across primary transport event topics.

04 / WHAT IT MUST NOT IMPLY

Read it carefully.

SRE defines operational excellence; it cannot compensate for fundamentally unsound business logic in application code.

05 / RELATED SPECIFICATIONS
  • TT-SPEC-KAFKA-MIGRATION-001
  • TT-SPEC-STAGING-TPS-001
02Related3 CONNECTED TERMS
  1. 01DLQDead Letter QueueA specialized service queue storing messages that could not be processed successfully due to errors or schema invalidity.Infrastructure & Architecture
  2. 02TPSTransactions Per SecondA standard measurement unit quantifying system throughput and transaction capacity per second.Infrastructure & Architecture
  3. 03APIApplication Programming InterfaceA standardized computing interface defining interactions, endpoints, and data contracts between software components.Infrastructure & Architecture