This course will teach you to secure and safely manage Azure Chaos Studio experiments, focusing on controlling who can build and run experiments, specific faults designers can inject into chaos targets, and how to gather data for greater control.
Chaos engineering is a powerful tool for maintaining resilience in your applications and cloud services, but controlled chaos is key to safely leveraging this testing approach. In this course, Securing Azure Chaos Studio, you’ll learn to control which services can be targeted and to granularly manage and monitor the ways in which they can be disrupted in Azure Chaos Studio experiments. First, you’ll explore strategies and options for protecting cloud assets that you select to participate in chaos testing. Next, you’ll discover more specific details around the use of managed identities and RBAC in your Azure Chaos Studio implementations. Finally, you’ll learn how to emit experiment-related telemetry for analysis in Application Insights. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of controlled chaos in Azure Chaos Studio needed to more safely and securely leverage chaos engineering in Azure.
Chaos engineering is a powerful tool for maintaining resilience in your applications and cloud services, but controlled chaos is key to safely leveraging this testing approach. In this course, Securing Azure Chaos Studio, you’ll learn to control which services can be targeted and to granularly manage and monitor the ways in which they can be disrupted in Azure Chaos Studio experiments. First, you’ll explore strategies and options for protecting cloud assets that you select to participate in chaos testing. Next, you’ll discover more specific details around the use of managed identities and RBAC in your Azure Chaos Studio implementations. Finally, you’ll learn how to emit experiment-related telemetry for analysis in Application Insights. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of controlled chaos in Azure Chaos Studio needed to more safely and securely leverage chaos engineering in Azure.
