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Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)

A hub of SRE directories — reliability engineering, tools, AI-assisted operations, SLOs, incident response and resilience testing.

37 topics•5 categories•Updated November 2026

Reliability Engineering & Tools

4 entries

Principles and the tools that put them into practice.

01Reliability EngineeringSRE, chaos engineering, Kubernetes and service meshes. 02SRE ToolsMonitoring, incident management, SLOs, logging and performance testing tools. 03SLO & Error Budgeting ToolsTools for defining and tracking reliability targets. 04Reliability Engineering ResourcesLearning resources for reliability engineering.

AI-assisted Operations

3 entries

Using AI for incident response and root cause analysis.

05Top AI SRE ToolsAI platforms for incident response and root cause analysis. 06Open-Source AI Agents for SRE & DevOpsK8sGPT, HolmesGPT, Keep, Robusta, kagent and SigNoz. 07AIOps PlatformsAIOps platforms for event correlation and remediation.

Incidents & Resilience

5 entries

Responding to failure and testing for it.

08Incident Management ToolsOn-call alerting and incident response platforms. 09Chaos EngineeringTesting resilience by injecting failure. 10Chaos Engineering ToolsTools for fault injection. 11Chaos Engineering in KubernetesChaos tools built for Kubernetes, such as Chaos Mesh and LitmusChaos. 12Service MeshesService mesh implementations.

Learn SRE

1 entries

Free canonical references.

13Google SRE BooksGoogle's free books on site reliability engineering.

SRE Books, Conferences & Communities

5 entries

Core SRE reading and events.

14Google SRE BookFoundational SRE text. 15Google SRE WorkbookPractical SRE companion. 16SREcon (USENIX)Site reliability engineering conference. 17SRE WeeklyWeekly SRE newsletter. 18OpenSLOSpecification for SLOs.

Related Pages

19 entries

Neighbouring directories.

19Microservices Monitoring ToolsTools for tracing and monitoring microservices, from OpenTelemetry to Datadog. 20Real User Monitoring ToolsBrowser and user-experience monitoring tools. 21Serverless Monitoring ToolsMonitoring for functions and serverless platforms. 22Network Monitoring SoftwareNetwork and infrastructure monitoring tools. 23DevOpsThe DevOps hub. 24Platform EngineeringPlatform engineering hub. 25Observability ToolsMetrics, logs and traces. 26KubernetesThe Kubernetes platform. 27IT OperationsIT operations directories. 28Deployment StrategiesCanary, blue-green, rolling and other strategies for releasing services and applications. 29IaC ToolsInfrastructure as code tools for provisioning infrastructure. 30Infrastructure Automation PlatformsPlatforms that automate provisioning and operation of infrastructure. 31Policy as Code (PaC) SoftwarePolicy engines, Kubernetes admission control and cloud compliance checks. 32APM ToolsApplication performance monitoring tools. 33Log Management and Analysis ToolsTools for collecting and analysing logs. 34CloudOps Software SolutionsCloud management, FinOps, infrastructure as code, observability, governance and incident tools for day-two cloud operations. 35AIOps ToolsAIOps and AI SRE vendors. 36Agentic OpsOperating AI agents in production. 37Ontology-Driven ObservabilityKnowledge graph on one shared ontology for telemetry, incidents, deployments and root-cause analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is site reliability engineering?

SRE applies software engineering to operations: teams define service level objectives, automate toil and use error budgets to balance reliability against feature velocity.

What is an SLO?

A service level objective is a target for a service level indicator such as availability or latency, for example 99.9% of requests succeeding over 30 days.

What is an error budget?

It is the allowed amount of unreliability implied by the SLO; when it is spent, teams slow feature releases to focus on reliability.

How does SRE differ from DevOps?

DevOps is a culture and set of practices for delivery; SRE is a specific implementation focused on reliability targets, automation and incident discipline.

Where do AI tools help?

AI SRE tools correlate alerts, summarise incidents and suggest root causes; see the AI SRE pages.

What is SRE?

Site reliability engineering applies software engineering to operations, using SLOs, error budgets, automation and blameless postmortems. Google's SRE book is the foundation.

Where do SREs learn and meet?

SREcon, SRE Weekly and incident-learning communities.

Which additional references does this page add?

The section 'SRE Books, Conferences & Communities' lists Google SRE Book, Google SRE Workbook, SREcon (USENIX), SRE Weekly, OpenSLO.

Which links may need a manual click?

Links were rechecked in October 2026. This page links mainly to related directories on this site, including the new SLO & Error Budgeting Tools, AIOps Platforms and Top AI SRE Tools pages.