"Resilience is the story of the outage that didn’t happen." -John Allspaw
Our systems are becoming more and more distributed, ephemeral, and immutable in how they function in today’s ever-evolving landscape of contemporary engineering practices. Our world is becoming more complex, but the rate of velocity at which our systems interact and evolve is making work more challenging for humans. In this new paradigm, it is becoming problematic to comprehend the operational state, health, and safety of our systems.
In 2018, we started to explore where chaos engineering can add value, why we need it, and how it can be used to build more performant, safe, and secure systems. Chaos engineering is increasingly becoming a driver for a learning culture through system experimentation.
Enjoy these resources from 2018, which explore how to get started using chaos engineering, how it can be applied to cybersecurity and other important engineering domains, and more.
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