Conf42 Chaos Engineering 2023 - Online

February 16 2023

Thu Feb 16 2023 17:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) in UTC

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Schedule

Event	Time (UTC)	Location
Premiere Show introducing all talks and sponsors	5:00:00 PM (UTC)	Livestream
Keynote: Shifting left chaos testing Pablo Chacin Technical Lead Chaos Engineering at Grafana Labs / K6	5:15:00 PM (UTC)	Livestream
Keynote: Reliability in the Face of Uncertainty Benjamin Wilms Co-Founder & CEO at Steadybit	5:30:00 PM (UTC)	Livestream
Keynote: Continuous Resilience with Chaos Engineering Uma Mukkara Head of Chaos Engineering at Harness	6:00:00 PM (UTC)	Livestream
All 16 talks available on demand Pick and choose what order to watch things in	6:45:00 PM (UTC)	Subscribe

Keynotes

Shifting left chaos testing

We all agree reliability is one of the most important features of any application. Then, why are we not routinely including reliability as part of the testing process? Why have we “shifted it to the right” relying (maybe too much) in chaos testing in production? Can we shift it back to the left?

Pablo Chacin

Grafana Labs / K6

Reliability in the Face of Uncertainty

Today's success of businesses depends on their systems' stability and reliability. Downtimes are painful: They cause you to lose the trust of your customers and cost your business money. Providing reliable services to your customers is essential to success. Despite the best efforts, the one sure thing about undesirable events like outages is that they will always occur, but the moment chooses...

Benjamin Wilms

Steadybit

Continuous Resilience with Chaos Engineering

Chaos Engineering has been helping SREs in improving resilience for a while. The adoption has been growing so much that we are now seeing more patterns of usage of Chaos Engineering and one of them is use of chaos experiments across the board in the software delivery process. In this talk, I introduce the details and best practices of the pattern of developing and using chaos experiments in CD...