The Site Reliability Engineering Certified Professional (SRECP) certification is designed for infrastructure engineers, DevOps practitioners, operations leads, and software engineers who want to master the discipline of SRE — building and operating highly reliable, scalable, and observable systems. This 100-hour program covers the complete SRE body of knowledge: defining and measuring SLOs, SLAs, and SLIs; managing error budgets to balance reliability and velocity; structured incident management and on-call practices; blameless postmortem culture; toil reduction through automation; chaos engineering with Gremlin and LitmusChaos; and capacity planning and performance engineering. Participants gain hands-on expertise with 25+ SRE tools including Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, PagerDuty, Gremlin, and LitmusChaos.
The Site Reliability Engineering Certified Professional (SRECP) certification validates an individual's ability to apply SRE principles to build, operate, and improve the reliability of production systems. Originating from Google's pioneering SRE model, modern SRE practice has evolved into a discipline that spans observability engineering, reliability goal-setting, systematic incident response, chaos engineering for resilience testing, and data-driven capacity planning. SRECP holders demonstrate fluency in the full SRE toolkit — from writing PromQL queries and configuring Grafana dashboards to running GameDays with chaos experiments and performing postmortems that drive lasting systemic improvements. The certification is recognized by engineering organizations worldwide as a mark of reliability engineering excellence.
This program is designed for infrastructure engineers, DevOps engineers, platform engineers, and software engineers who manage or contribute to production system reliability. It is also ideal for operations leads transitioning to SRE roles, incident commanders seeking structured methodology, and managers who oversee on-call teams and reliability programs. Prior experience with Linux, networking basics, and any monitoring tool is recommended. No prior SRE experience is required.
Participants complete 3 real-time capstone projects: (1) building a full SLO framework with Prometheus, Grafana error budget dashboards, and AlertManager burn rate alerts for a sample web service; (2) designing and executing a chaos engineering GameDay with Gremlin and LitmusChaos, including pre-game hypothesis documentation and post-game review; (3) conducting a capacity planning exercise with k6 load testing, bottleneck analysis, and a resource scaling recommendation. All projects are scoped to simulate real production SRE work.
As part of this program, you will receive a complete SRE interview preparation kit — crafted from 200+ years of combined industry experience and insights from thousands of DevOpsSupport learners worldwide. The kit covers SLO definition exercises, incident response scenario questions, postmortem facilitation exercises, system design questions for highly reliable distributed systems, and behavioral interview guides for SRE, Platform Engineer, and Infrastructure Lead roles.
The Site Reliability Engineering Certified Professional (SRECP) validates expertise in SRE principles and practices — including SLO definition, error budget management, observability, incident management, blameless postmortems, chaos engineering, and capacity planning for production systems.
Ideal for infrastructure engineers, DevOps engineers, platform engineers, and software engineers who manage or contribute to production reliability. Operations leads transitioning to SRE roles and incident commanders seeking structured methodology will also benefit greatly.
The course covers Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, Jaeger, PagerDuty, Gremlin, LitmusChaos, k6, Locust, Ansible, and various SRE process tooling — over 25 tools in total across observability, incident management, chaos engineering, and capacity planning.
The program spans 100 hours of structured training, typically delivered at 4 hours per day over 25 days. Flexible scheduling and self-paced video access are available for learners balancing training with active on-call rotations and work commitments.
Participants should have Linux administration proficiency, basic networking knowledge, and experience with any monitoring tool. Familiarity with Docker and Kubernetes is beneficial. Prior SRE experience is not required — the program covers SRE from first principles to advanced implementation.
The exam includes multiple-choice questions, scenario-based questions, and practical exercises covering all 9 modules. Candidates are assessed on SLO design, PromQL query writing, incident response decision-making, chaos experiment design, and capacity planning analysis.
The certification is valid for 3 years. As SRE tooling and practices evolve — particularly in observability and chaos engineering — recertification ensures your expertise remains current. A recertification exam is available at a reduced cost.
SRECP supports roles including Site Reliability Engineer, Platform Engineer, Infrastructure Lead, DevOps Engineer, Observability Engineer, On-Call Engineer, and Reliability Architect. It is increasingly required for senior SRE positions at technology companies and enterprises with critical availability requirements.
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