Autonomous Shooting-at-Prod System Based on a Cluster of Services
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Describes building an autonomous load- and smoke-testing system for production using a cluster of services and traffic-generating “tanks.” Covers how to set up a service cluster, deploy load generators, and organize monitoring of key business processes to detect problems in production.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:10Early processes and tools
- 14:33Despair and overload era
- 20:11Automation and clustering
- 28:15Results and process transformation
- 33:19Q&A
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