Prepare your systems for the worst-case scenario. Learn how to use chaos engineering to improve resilience of your architecture.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Organized chaos
- Your application and set up
- What is Chaos Engineering?
- Why you need Chaos Engineering
- Why you don't need Chaos Engineering
- Before you start: Talk, talk, talk
- Tools: Chaos toolkit
- Installing ChaosToolKit
- Creating your hypothesis
- Running your experiment
- Learning from your experiment
- Chaos Monkey
- Gremlin Free
- Chaos Kong
- Kube Monkey
- Next steps
Taught by
Michael Smith
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