SRE Fundamentals and Security on IBM Cloud
About this Course
Site Reliability Engineers must have the right tools and strategies to perform in a technical, fast-paced environment. IBM Cloud SRE is guided by nine competency areas that lead to the successful practice of the discipline: ● Applying Site Reliability Engineering principles ● Operations ● Monitoring and incident management ● Security and compliance ● Compute infrastructure ● Networking ● Storage and data management ● Reliability and resiliency ● Deployment automation In this first course of the three-part Professional Certificate in Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), you will focus on the first four SRE competencies: ● Applying Site Reliability Engineering principles ● Operations ● Monitoring and incident management ● Security and compliance NOTE: The remaining five SRE competencies are covered in Course 2: SRE Infrastructure, Resiliency and Deployment Automation. This course covers approximately 50% of the content required to help you prepare for the “IBM Certified Professional SRE - Cloud V2” certification exam. If you are interested in pursuing the “IBM Certified Professional SRE - Cloud V2” certification, we recommend that you complete all three offerings of the Professional Certificate in Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) to ensure a successful certification exam experience.Created by: IBM
Level: Intermediate
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