Explore the practice of Chaos Engineering through GameDays in this conference talk from GOTO Berlin 2018. Discover how intentionally creating failure scenarios in a safe environment can test service resiliency, validate technical intricacies, and improve incident management. Learn about the structure of GameDays, experiment formulation, and the importance of observability. Gain insights into starting small, scaling challenges, and leveraging the right tools for effective Chaos Engineering. Understand how regular practice can benefit enterprise companies, improve user experience, and enhance infrastructure resilience. Delve into the analogy between Chaos Engineering and sports training, and explore the objectives and benefits of this proactive approach to system reliability.
Practice Thoughtful Chaos Engineering - Gamedays
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Reality
Dependency
Your Engineering Chaos
Chaos Engineering Analogy
GameDays
Chaos Hackathon
Chaos Engineering Sounds Good
Marios Objective
Chaos Engineering Objective
Why Resilience Matters
Start Your Journey
Where Do I Begin
Where Do I Go
Challenge To Scale
Its Not Fun
Ambitious Goals
Start Easy
Start Small
Chaos Party
Party
Testing Fraud
Training Ground
GameDay Structure
Experiment Form
Ask Questions
Experiments
Scoping
Inject Latency
Lower Left
Upper Right
Other Factors
Smart People
World Cup
Perfect
The Key
Using the Right Tool
Tools
Commercial Tools
Observability
Passing and Feelings
Leveling Up
Not a OneandDone Event
Practice
Enterprise Companies
User Experience
Infrastructure
Training
Gameday Monitoring
Orchestrator
Outro
Taught by
GOTO Conferences
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