The Road to Reliability
Over the years a lot of research has been conducted and many books have been written on improving the resilience of our software. This talk will dive deep into the three key practices identified by Gene Kim, Jez Humble and Nicole Forsgren, authors of “Accelerate: The Science of Lean Software and DevOps.” In this webinar, we will discuss the key measures of tempo and stability and how practicing chaos engineering will increase both.
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About this webinar
Creating resilient software is a fundamental necessity for modern cloud applications and architectures. As systems are increasingly being distributed by design, the potential for unplanned failure and unexpected outages increases significantly. As a result, many organizations - both big and small - are focusing their energy into making their systems more reliable.
Agenda
- Why teams should focus on the customer experience
- How to test for failures
- Practical tips for resource consumption, capacity planning, region failover, decoupling services and deployment pain
Darrell Dunn
Darrell has been actively helping people create better software for over 10 years. His past experiences have armed him with an extensive understanding of application performance management and monitoring, DevOps and QA / Testing. At Gremlin, he now applies that knowledge to Reliability Engineering and helping people deliver reliable software in complex environments.
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