Reliability Engineering

Reliability engineering is a discipline: systems fail, and that's okay. Plan for failure. Design for recovery. Learn from failures. Reliability comes from patterns: error budgets (you're allowed to be unreliable sometimes), redundancy (single points of failure are deadly), observability (you can't fix what you can't see).

This section covers:

• Error Budgets and Toil: Quantify acceptable failures; eliminate manual toil
• Gamedays and Chaos Engineering: Practice failure before it happens
• Auto-Remediation and Runbooks: Recover automatically when possible

📄️ Error Budgets and Toil

Quantify acceptable unreliability; measure and eliminate manual toil.

📄️ Gamedays and Chaos Engineering

Practice failure in a controlled environment; discover and fix weaknesses before production.

📄️ Auto-Remediation and Runbooks

Fix common incidents automatically; guide complex incidents with runbooks.