Trajectory of Chaos
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Claims that Chaos Engineering moves from ad hoc chaos tests to Continuous Verification as an engineering discipline, with concrete tooling like feature flags and automated canaries, containers, CI/CD and CV pipelines. Presents the principle that proactive experiments—facilitation of experiments to uncover systemic weaknesses—find vulnerabilities before customers see them, cites real incidents where config parsing and deployment circularities break production, and argues enterprise adoption is measurable by tooling and process changes, not slogans.
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- 0:00Start
- 9:45the Reversibility Profession
- 10:30the Bureaucratic Profession
- 17:58Resilience Engineering
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