Conf42: Chaos Engineering 2021

February 25 2021

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Chaos Engineering in 2021

Chaos Engineering has come a long way in the recent years. Starting with Chaos Monkey, through the distributed effort, it has evolved into a serious, scientific method of making your software better. In this talk, Mikolaj Pawlikowski, the author of "Chaos Engineering: Site reliability through controlled disruption" will talk about the journey so far, and what lies ahead. Oh, and we'll see...

Mikolaj Pawlikowski

Bloomberg

Chaos Engineering + Generic Mitigations: The Path to Self-Healing Systems

Chaos Engineering is a powerful tool to test your resilience when the unexpected occurs. But you also need to build out the practice for what comes next - how you rectify issues caused by unexpected conditions. In this talk, Leonid Belkind, StackPulse CTO and Co-Founder, discusses how to use Chaos Engineering together with generic mitigations to deliver resilience that can't be accomplished...

Leonid Belkind

Stackpulse

TRACKS:

security deep dive lessons learned culture

Track: security

Shift up: Continous Security and feedback loop in production

Swapnil Deshmukh

Certus CyberSecurity

Cyber Chaos Engineering: How to Implement Security without a Blindfold

Aaron Rinehart

Verica

David Lavezzo

Capital One

Leveraging the crowd power to regain faith in Internet’s zero trust architecture

Thibault Koechlin

CrowdSec

Risk-Driven Fault Injection: Security Chaos Engineering for the Fast & Furious

Kennedy Torkura

Mattermost

Securing the Cloud: Empowering Developers to practice Security Chaos Engineering

Yury Niño

Aval Digital Labs

Jhonnatan Gil Chaves

Aval Digital Labs

Attacking/Defending Mobile Apps Training

Romansh Yadav

Aptiva Corp

Track: deep dive

Chaos Engineering: When The Network Breaks

Tammy Bryant (Butow)

Gremlin

Forecasting based proactive optimization of cloud resources

Paweł Skrzypek

7bulls.com

Alicja Reniewicz

7bulls.com

How to avoid breaking other people's things

Lisa Karlin Curtis

GoCardless

Increasing Kubernetes Resilience for an SRE

Uma Mukkara

Chaos Native

Maximizing Error Injection Realism for Chaos Engineering with System Calls

Long Zhang

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Normalizing Chaos: A Cloud Architecture for Embracing Failover

Ryan Guest

Salesforce

Sensory Friendly Monitoring: Keeping the Noise Down

Quintessence Anx

PagerDuty

Taming the spatio-temporal-causal uncertainty in Chaos Engineering and Observability

Mahesh Venkataraman

Accenture

Track: lessons learned

5-Technology Trends and Opportunities for Start-ups & Fortune 500 Companies

Derris Boomer

BoomerTechGroup

Clear the ring for Chaos Engineering at Vertrieb Deutsche Bahn! One year sensations and attractions!

Maik Figura

codecentric AG

Oliver Kracht

Deutsche Bahn

In the kitchen: A sprinkle of fire and chaos

Ana Margarita Medina

Gremlin

One year of SRE failures

Bart Enkelaar

bol.com

Organizational Chaos and recipes for Service Ownership

Joey Parsons

effx.com

Role of Quality Engineers in SRE

Reuben Rajan George

Accenture

Sleeping with one eye open: Experiences with production support

Quintin Balsdon

Zuhlke Group

Software won't make a noise when it breaks

Piyush Verma

last9.io

Track: culture

Onboarding Chaos Engineering

Karolina Rachwał

Nuaware

Postmortems, Continuous Learning and Enabling Blameless Culture

Julie Gunderson

PagerDuty

Embracing the Fear of Failure

Humaira Ahmed

Locelle

Incident Ready: How to Chaos Engineer Your Incident Response Process

Robert Ross

FireHydrant

Blameless Postmortem Culture

Pranjal Deo

Google

Creating a learning culture

Amir Shaked

PerimeterX

Día de los Muertos - Postmortems that saves lives

Fabricio Buzeto

bxblue

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