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Microservices-based architectures and software containers enable organizations to deploy and modify applications with unprecedented speed. Aligning site reliability goals with business objectives Because of this, SRE bestpractices align objectives with business outcomes.
As more organizations embrace microservices-based architecture to deliver goods and services digitally, maintaining customer satisfaction has become exponentially more challenging. In what follows, we explore some of these bestpractices and guidance for implementing service-level objectives in your monitored environment.
Example 1: Architecture boundaries. First, they took a big step back and looked at their end-to-end architecture (Figure 2). SLO dashboard defined by architectural boundary. My web requests are all HTTP 2XX success, so why are my users getting errors? The dashboards are green, so why are users complaining? So, what did they do?
Data lakehouse architecture stores data insights in context — handbook Organizations need a data architecture that can cost-efficiently store data and enable IT pros to access it in real time and with proper context. However, turning those logs into meaningful insights requires a data lakehouse.
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