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Nick Hodges Developer Advocate at Rollbar |
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Keynote: Glitches in the Matrix, or Taming Agent Chaos Zach Wasserman CTO at Fleet |
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Keynote: Continuous Reliability. How? Ana Margarita Medina Senior Chaos Engineer at Gremlin |
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Keynote: Chaos engineering at Microsoft with Azure Chaos Studio John Engel-Kemnetz Principal Program Manager at Microsoft |
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Keynote: Defining Steady States and Developing Hypotheses for Security Chaos Engineering Sakshyam Shah Developer Relations Engineer at Teleport |
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Keynote: Chaos engineering for serverless with AWS Fault Injection Simulator Gunnar Grosch Senior Developer Advocate at AWS |
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SaaS systems enable all kinds of cool new ways of designing and building software applications. One way this is manifested through the notion of self-healing systems, that is, systems that monitor and fix themselves. Through the use of intelligent error monitoring and feature flags, we can start to see applications that can do just that.
This talk is accessible to all levels, and will include specific examples from Fleet's codebase that will engage even advanced practitioners. We will also touch on the capabilities in osquery that help to improve reliability. Questions posed and answered from Fleet's experience include: * Where to focus efforts when...
As engineers we expect our systems and applications to be reliable. And we often test to ensure that at a small scale or in development. But when you scale up and your infrastructure footprint increases, the assumption that conditions will remain stable is wrong. Reliability at scale does not mean eliminating failure; failure is inevitable. How can we get ahead of these failures and ensure we...
Resilience of cloud applications requires collaboration between the cloud provider and the cloud consumer. At Microsoft, we are embodying this ethos with Azure Chaos Studio, a fully-managed chaos engineering experimentation platform for accelerating discovery of hard-to-find problems, from late-stage development through production. In this session, we’ll discuss how Chaos Studio is being used...
Companies of all sizes and industries perform chaos experiments on instance- and container-based workloads. However, serverless functions and managed services present different failure modes and levels of abstraction. This session looks at forming hypotheses to fit serverless, what the experiments can achieve, and how to perform them safely using AWS Fault Injection Simulator and open-source...
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