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Endpoint Reliability Studio

Five weeks to turn scattered API metrics into a shared reliability canvas your whole platform group can read.

What you will leave with

  • A living route grid for one production service family
  • Fragility scores tied to ownership, not vanity uptime
  • A narrative review format for product and support partners
  • Alert clustering rules you can defend in a postmortem

Informational pricing: cohort seat from €420. Private team runs quoted separately. No checkout on this site.

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Instructor

Portrait of instructor Ana Vuković

Ana Vuković

Former reliability lead for regional fintech APIs. Teaches from Belgrade with remote cohorts across CET.

Modules

1

Inventory without the spreadsheet fog

Capture endpoints, owners, and SLOs as nodes you can rearrange in a shared canvas.

2

Route Heat Overlay

Layer latency and error density onto the map so fragile edges glow before paging anyone.

3

Dependency storytelling

Trace how one slow authentication hop ripples through checkout and billing routes.

4

Review rituals

Run a 25-minute reliability walkthrough that product managers finish without glossary cards.

5

Noise diet clinic

Retire duplicate alerts and document which routes still deserve a wake-up call.

FAQ

Do I need a specific observability vendor?

No. Exercises use exported CSV and OpenTelemetry-friendly samples. You adapt overlays to whatever your company already pays for.

Is GraphQL covered?

Lightly. The studio focuses on REST and gateway routes. GraphQL resolver trees are mentioned, but you will not build a full GraphQL heat map in class—that remains a known limitation of the current curriculum.

How much live time each week?

One 90-minute studio session plus an optional 40-minute office hour. Async exercises take about three hours weekly.

Learner notes

Week three’s dependency exercise exposed a retry storm we had blamed on the CDN. Short and blunt: the map did the arguing for me.

— Stefan, backend lead

★★★★☆ — “Clear visuals. Office hours sometimes filled up fast, so record the session if you join from a noisy timezone.”