Site Reliability Engineer vs. Devops

Devops work in both the development and operation of software, this means they work on code with the developer team, oversee the code releases, and also manage the deployment and operation processes. Some of their duties include accessing technological automation tools, managing cloud deployment, maintaining compliance and security controls, and monitoring operations.

Here are the key differences between a site reliability engineer and a devops:

• Devops is a person who is a part of both development and operations, works on code with the developer team, oversees the code releases, and also manages the deployment and operation processes

• Site reliability engineers are development-focused and solve problems with operations, scale and reliability

• A devops requires knowledge of programming, management, and skills in problem solving and organization

• A site reliability engineer enhances a system's availability

• Devops work with the operation side of an organization

• Site reliability engineers focus on development

• The main focus of a devops is to deploy and smooth the operation of a software product

• The main focus of a site reliability engineer is to solve problems with operations, scale and reliability