Mission Reliability Workshop | SRE Best Practices & Operational Excellence

Mission Reliability - Operational Excellence in Practice

Date - 26th July'2025, Time 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM IST | Venue: OpsTree Solutions, Noida

Join us for a hands-on workshop exploring how today’s leading engineering teams achieve resilience, scale, and reliability—without slowing down innovation.

In today’s always-on world, reliability is the foundation of customer trust and business success. Mission Reliability: Operational Excellence in Practice is a focused workshop designed to help engineering and operations teams move beyond theory into actionable SRE practices.

From scaling distributed systems to mastering incident response and building mature observability, this session will equip you with the insights and tools to drive resilience across your technology stack.

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Venue: 3rd Floor, Tirupati AKC Building 01-A, Raipur Khadar, Sector 126 Noida, Uttar Pradesh – 201313 | OpsTree Office Noida

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Why Attend?

Learn how high-performing SRE teams design for failure and build for scale
Master real-world incident response, blameless postmortems, and error budgets
Explore actionable frameworks for observability and operational maturity
Network with peers and share lessons from the field

Who Should Attend

Site Reliability Engineers
Platform and DevOps Engineers
Engineering Managers and Architects
CTOs and Technology Leaders driving reliability initiatives

Agenda Highlights

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Insights & Innovations

What is SRE (Site Reliability Engineer)

Using Apache Flink for Real-time Stream Processing in Data Engineering

The Art of Redis Observability: From Metric Overload to Actionable Insights