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Understand site reliability engineering - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Microsoft Azure DevOps Engineer Expert (AZ-400) Cert Prep by Microsoft Press
Understand site reliability engineering
The next phase in the DevOps lifecycle after deploying our application is to operate and monitor our application to make sure it is running as expected. This is where a discipline known as site reliability engineering comes in. And the focus of this discipline is to make sure that everything is running smoothly and that anything that could be causing problems or slowness is identified and taken care of. One of the first tools that we can use to review the status of our resources is Azure Service Health. It includes a set of services that provide information about the health of the Azure services in different regions, such as the one called Active Events, which lists upcoming issues as well as health and security advisories. Other sections within Azure Service Health are the health history, which provides a list of events from the past three months. Resource Health, which provides the health status of the individual resources that…
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Understand site reliability engineering1m 57s
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Lab A: Azure Service Health4m 17s
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Learn about elasticity and load balancing4m 19s
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Lab B: Load balancer and scale sets9m 10s
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Lab E: Application health extension3m 19s
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