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Site Reliability Engineering in Europe spans traditional SRE, platform engineering, and infrastructure roles. The distinction varies by company — Google uses the classic SRE model with error budgets and SLOs, while many European companies use "Platform Engineer" for similar work focused on internal developer experience. The core skill set includes Kubernetes, Terraform or Pulumi, CI/CD pipeline design, observability (Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog), and at least one programming language (Go and Python are the most common). Senior SRE and platform engineers in Western Europe typically earn between €90,000 and €150,000, often at the higher end of engineering bands due to the combination of software and infrastructure expertise required. On-call requirements vary — some companies compensate separately for on-call, others build it into the base. Remote SRE roles are relatively common, as the work is inherently distributed.
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