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Where SRE leadership changes the reliability plan
Start with the reliability decisions leaders need to make.
Read the articleEngineering leadership
Explore the decisions about ownership, workload, and risk that shape the reliability a team can deliver.
Clarify the handoff
Where SRE and platform engineering need an explicit handoff
Separate shared platform responsibilities from service commitments.
Read the articleMake the workload sustainable
The on-call work that page counts leave out
Connect workload evidence to changes in the operating plan.
Read the guideAgree on release limits
What an exhausted error budget changes
Define the decision an error-budget policy should support.
Read the articlePut it into practice
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