Echoes in the Core: Designing Resilient Platforms
summary
Claims an open-source prototype called Cordon state manager that acts as a super control plane to manage multi-cloud, multi-cluster fleets and add-on services, tying templates for LitmusChaos marketplace, Chaos Toolkit and Chaos Mesh into a CI/CD pipeline. Shows templates built with Sweltos, Kyverno, Prometheus, Grafana and Fluentd, automates scenarios in series or parallel, measures MTBF/MTTR/SLOs, and triggers HPA-based recovery. Code is on GitHub but the platform is a work‑in‑progress, not yet a mature production product.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and Speaker Background
- 0:12Understanding Chaos Engineering
- 2:33The Evolution of Cloud and Kubernetes
- 4:05Challenges in Modern Infrastructure
- 10:45Introducing Cordon: A Multi-Cloud Management Tool
- 11:56Resilience Engineering and SRE Practices
- 14:48Implementing Resilience as a Service
- 22:02Conclusion and Call to Action
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