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Looking at the authors, this book would be more about security, rather than reliability.
by muro 7y ago
Looking at the authors, this book would be more about security, rather than reliability.
- UncleMeat 7y agoIt is. You can just take a look at the table of contents.
- sethvargo 7y agoThis is correct. This is the third book in our SRE series. It's reliability through the lens of security. Disclaimer: I work for Google
- gentleman11 7y agoWhat is the focus of the others?
- cameronbrown 7y agoMuch more general. The first book is a solid overview of how Google does SRE and outlining each of the various concepts (error budgets, blameless culture, etc..). The second is more of a practical guide on deploying SRE into an organisation, a lessons learned type of book. (I work for Google but not SRE, just enjoyed reading the books)
- pleddy 7y agoWhy are 51% of your people contractors?
- l9i 7y agoWe did our best to highlight the intersection of security and reliability. I admit there might be more emphasis on security in some chapters, especially those that overlap with the previous two SRE books (that were exclusively about reliability). We wanted to avoid repeating ourselves. (disclaimer: I work at Google)