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Google publishes rewritten second edition of its SRE book, ten years after the first

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Google has released a second edition of its Site Reliability Engineering book, ten years after the 2016 first edition, according to a post by X user meng shao.

The post says the practice areas have changed and cites OpenTelemetry, declarative infrastructure as code, and GPU/TPU capacity optimization as examples of current approaches. It also says the new edition covers AI in two areas: SRE supporting AI infrastructure, and generative AI assisting incident triage. The announcement was attributed to Google Cloud Tech; the report does not give the book's price or its publisher.

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Oct 13
  1. meng shaoX
    Google publishes second edition of Site Reliability Engineering book

    AIGoogle has officially released the second edition of its Site Reliability Engineering book, a decade after the 2016 first edition. The post says the practice areas have changed, citing OpenTelemetry, declarative infrastructure as code, and GPU/TPU capacity optimization as examples of today's approaches. It also says the book adds AI in two directions, with SRE supporting AI infrastructure and generative AI assisting incident triage.

    Image from @shao__meng's post
Oct 12
  1. Google Cloud TechOfficial
    Google releases a rewritten second edition of its SRE book

    AIGoogle announces a completely rewritten second edition of its Site Reliability Engineering book to mark the book's 10th anniversary. The new edition reflects a decade of lessons and offers updated guidance for current operational challenges.

    Image from @GoogleCloudTech's post

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