Chaos Engineering: Injecting Failure to Build Resilience in Systems
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Chaos Engineering explains injecting controlled failures into distributed systems to test and build resilience. It covers using failure injection as a disciplined practice to gain confidence in systems' ability to withstand unpredictable faults in complex distributed architectures, with relevance to DevOps and chaos engineering techniques.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:53Resilient systems
- 5:01Why resilience matters
- 8:30Common failure types
- 10:18Chaos engineering defined
- 13:07Chaos engineering history
- 14:11Chaos engineering principles
- 18:09Demo: injecting latency
- 21:40Experiment results
- 23:27Game Days exercises
- 26:39Learning from production failures
- 27:21Getting started resources
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