Localize Site Reliability Engineering into Russian Language

[yashisrani]

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• I created site-reliability-engineering.md file in the "content/ru" path and localized this file into Russian using good and understandable terms.

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Issue #3336

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[kirkonru]

Dear @yashisrani!

The idea behind the CNCF glossary is to translate terms in such a way that they are as clear and habitual to native speakers as possible. In our case, this means that we have to use terms and phrases that are well-established in the Russian language. This process requires a thoughtful approach and a lot of iterations, so there is no point in translating them using CAT tools — in most cases, the result will fail to reach a level good enough to publish them in a glossary anyway.

If you're interested in Russian and want to advance your language skills by translating glossary terms, I recommend first familiarizing yourself with the translation requirements and the style guide as well as the established process. Also consider subscribing to localization team's Slack or Telegram channel.