Understanding Chaos Engineering

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When you're pushing the limit to accomplish new things, failure is normal. Do you know if your system will behave as intended when exposed to underlying failures?

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Quick reference points

• In this episode of the , David is joined by John to discuss how, when, and where to employ
• Do you know if your system will behave as intended when exposed to underlying failures?
• When you're pushing the limit to accomplish new things, failure is normal.
• In just 20 minutes, this video will give you everything you need to know to start your ...
• AWS Fault Injection Simulator provides the flexibility and built-in safety mechanisms to run controlled experiments at scale.

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