How to test serverless applications using Failure Flags
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Serverless applications are ideal for deploying scalable applications without having to manage infrastructure. However, this also makes it difficult to test their reliability. It’s easy to simulate a network outage or latency when you have direct access to the host that your software’s running on. What do you do when you only have control over the code?
Failure Flags is Gremlin’s answer to serverless reliability. In this Office Hours session, we’ll show you how to run Chaos Engineering experiments on AWS Lambda functions. You’ll see how you can safely inject faults directly into your applications, how to scope experiments from individual functions to entire availability zones, and even how to create your own custom faults.
Jeff Nickoloff
Jeff Nickoloff is a Principal Engineer with the reliability management platform team at Gremlin. Formerly with PayPal and Amazon, Jeff is a seasoned engineering leader, consultant, engineer, entrepreneur, and Kellogg EMBA candidate. He is passionate about building and scaling cross-functional teams through effective communication, and solving high-impact problems.
Dan Muret
At Gremlin, Dan works closely with organizations to understand, implement, and design Chaos Engineering and reliability testing practices. Prior to Gremlin, he’s worked as a system administrator and solutions architect for companies like IBM, Zerto, and Veeam/Kasten. Dan’s real-world experience in system architecture, cloud migrations, disaster recovery, and resilience testing help him guide companies to make the most out of their reliability and Chaos Engineering efforts.
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