This repository collects the solutions and supporting material for the Ghaymah SRE exam. Each folder contains one task answer or a shared reference used by multiple answers.

Repository Layout

Folder	Purpose
`q1-deploy-monitor/`	Deploying a sample API on Ghaymah Containers, with health checks, dashboard, and monitoring scripts.
`q2-postmortem/`	Blameless postmortem for a service outage and the follow-up remediation plan.
`q3-cicd/`	GitHub Actions CI/CD workflow with staging and production deployment flow.
`q4-scalability/`	Scalability and load-balancing calculations, including container sizing and scaling strategy.
`q5-mithal-monitor/`	Self-contained monitor for mithal.space with a browser dashboard and HTTP metrics endpoint.
`common-mortakaz/`	Shared integration ideas with products discovered through Mortakaz.
`common-qabilah/`	Shared profile/reference material used by the exam answers.

What Each Task Covers

q1-deploy-monitor/ includes a Flask API, Dockerfile, and monitoring utilities for deployment on Ghaymah Containers.

q2-postmortem/ documents the incident analysis, root cause, impact, timeline, and corrective actions.

q3-cicd/ describes a CI/CD pipeline that builds once, deploys to staging, and requires manual approval before production.

q4-scalability/ explains the traffic assumptions, the container count calculation, and the recommended auto-scaling strategy.

q5-mithal-monitor/ provides a standalone Python monitor plus dashboard.html for live visibility into latency, uptime, DNS, SSL, and search checks.

Quick Start

If you want to inspect a specific answer, open the relevant folder directly. For the runnable tasks:

Open q1-deploy-monitor/dashboard.html in a browser to view the monitoring UI.
Run q1-deploy-monitor/health-check.py or q1-deploy-monitor/health-check.sh against the deployed service.
Run q5-mithal-monitor/monitor.py to collect checks and serve the dashboard locally.

Notes

The repository is organized as a set of independent answers, so there is no single top-level application to build.
Most documentation is written in Arabic to match the exam format, while this README serves as the entry point.