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Python for SRE

Enhancing Site Reliability Engineering


with Python
Agenda
• - Role of Python in SRE
• - Essential Python Libraries
• - Key SRE Use Cases
• - Automation Examples
• - Best Practices
• - Q&A
Role of Python in SRE
• Python plays a crucial role in SRE by enabling:
• - Quick development of automation scripts.
• - Efficient monitoring and alerting systems.
• - Integration with cloud and on-prem
infrastructure.
• - Proactive issue detection and resolution.
Essential Python Libraries for SRE
• - **Prometheus Client**: For metrics
collection and exporting.
• - **Flask/FastAPI**: Building lightweight web
APIs.
• - **Requests**: HTTP requests for interacting
with services.
• - **Pytest**: For testing and validation.
• - **Pandas**: Data analysis and log parsing.
• - **Kubernetes Python Client**: Managing
Kubernetes clusters.
Key SRE Use Cases
• - Incident detection and response automation.
• - Infrastructure monitoring and metrics
aggregation.
• - Chaos engineering scripts.
• - Log analysis and root cause determination.
• - Automated scaling and failover scripts.
• - CI/CD pipeline integration and validation.
Python Automation Examples for
SRE
• - **Log Monitoring**:
• ```python
• import re
• with open('app.log', 'r') as log_file:
• errors = [line for line in log_file if 'ERROR'
in line]
• for error in errors:
• print(error)
• ```
Best Practices in Python for SRE
• - Emphasize modularity and reusability in
scripts.
• - Secure sensitive data using environment
variables or secret managers.
• - Integrate robust logging for better
observability.
• - Test and validate scripts rigorously.
• - Leverage existing libraries instead of
reinventing solutions.
• - Document scripts for team-wide usability.

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