Yury Nino

Conf42 Speaker profile

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Conf42: Site Reliability Engineering 2023

Avoiding the death of SRE documents that matter

SRE teams can prevent the decay of processes by creating high-quality documentation, but the most important keeping them updated. In this talk I am going to describe the various types of documents SREs create during the life cycle of the services and how they could keep updated automatically.

Yury Nino

Google

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Conf42: Chaos Engineering 2023

Why Chaos Engineering Documents Matter?

The software documentation is a key communication medium regarding the decisions on the project, and this includes the experiments with Chaos Engineering. Since CE is still a new discipline, there are not a framework about how we should document the discipline. In this talk I am goin to present one.

Yury Nino

Google

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Conf42: Chaos Engineering 2021

Securing the Cloud: Empowering Developers to practice Security Chaos Engineering

Cloud platforms must face all kinds of security issues that are frequently a matter for security engineers, not for developers. As a result, security is treated as separate from development. Although sponsors have promoted the integration of security practices into all stages of software development, many developers think security is a topic for other engineering fields. Despite having tools...

Yury Nino

Aval Digital Labs

Jhonnatan Gil Chaves

Aval Digital Labs

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Conf42: Site Reliability Engineering 2020

Security Chaos Engineering: Considerations for Gamedays when the Experiments are Cyberattacks

SREs main task is to keep the operations up and running. An SRE dealing with Kubernetes has many challenges to keep resilience is at the desired level and improving over time. In this talk we will go through techniques to measure and improve resilience of Kubernetes platforms in a Cloud-Native way.

Yury Nino

Aval Digital Labs

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Conf42: Chaos Engineering 2020

Postmortem Culture: Learning from Failure

Practicing Chaos Engineering and reproducing outages have taught us that the culture of postmortems must be open and blameless. That is difficult, in part, due to the social stigma associated with publicly acknowledging the contributions of persons to outages.

Yury Nino

Aval Digital Labs

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