2023-06-19 –, Frannz Salon
Chaos engineering is hard, in containers it is even harder.
This session will show attendees the considerations and get them started on their way to making more resilient applications in the cloud
Chaos engineering is not a new concept, it has been around since 2011. The benefit of knowing the weak spots of your application before it actually breaks is extremely valuable.
But with containers, this becomes bit more complicated. There are many layers of possible failure running under your application.
In this session you will learn more about the different layers you should be releasing your chaos experiments on, the considerations you need to take into account while testing a shared platform, and also learn about the tooling available to accomplish this.
A public speaker, a creator of things, a writer of books, a contributor to community, and yes, also an ambulance driver. Senior Developer Advocate @AWS
Maish Saidel-Keesing is a Senior Enterprise Developer Advocate @AWS working on containers and has been working in IT for the past 20 years and with a stronger focus on cloud and automation for the past 7.
He has extensive experience with AWS Cloud technologies, DevOps and Agile practices and implementations, containers, Kubernetes, virtualization, and modern applications.
He is constantly trying to bridge the gap between Developers and Operators to allow all of us provide a better service for our customers (and not wake up from pages in the middle of the night). He is an avid practitioner of dissolving silos - educating Ops how to code and explaining to Devs what the hell is Operations.
Automation is the way things should be done - and he is constantly looking for ways to make life easier wherever he can.