What is Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)
according to NKINDA?
Traditional monitoring approaches, often limited to basic SNMP queries or fragmented internal scripts, are no longer sufficient to guarantee the resilience of modern networks. For telecom operators and managed service providers (MSPs) operating critical Network Operations Centers (NOCs), the transition to AIOps has become a vital necessity. At NKINDA, our mission is to support this digital transformation through a proprietary and disruptive technology: the GSA SRE CORE and MARINA GSA suite.
Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) is an engineering practice that merges software development and IT operations to solve customer problems, automate operational tasks, and minimize risk. In our vision, SRE ensures the resilience, redundancy, and reliability of complex ecosystems.
NKINDA's SRE engineers apply the 50/50 rule: half their time is spent on proactive problem-solving (escalation management, incident response), and the other half is strictly dedicated to automating operations. This automation eliminates time-consuming manual interventions, thus reducing human error and allowing teams to focus on cutting-edge engineering.