InfoQ Homepage Resilience Content on InfoQ
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Pragmatic Resiliency: Super 6 & Sky Bet Evolution
Michael Maibaum talks about the reality of adapting a complex set of interacting, highly coupled applications to make them more resilient and better able to cope with failure.
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Incident Management at Netflix Velocity
Dave Hahn talks about how Netflix engineering teams think about failure, why they believe chaos is their friend, failure is guaranteed, and why Netflix is better off having both.
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Best Practices Building Resilient Systems
Pablo Jensen focuses on best practices and lessons learned in building resilient systems.
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The Art of Chaos Engineering Panel
The panelists answer audience questions on the emerging field of chaos engineering including what chaos engineering is, how you get started with it, and pitfalls of adoption.
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Chaos Architecture
Adrian Cockcroft takes a look at best practices and challenges in getting to a chaos architecture mindset.
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Chaos Engineering on a Budget
Heather Nakama tells the story of implementing chaos testing on a small product, and how several small and targeted early investments in chaos engineering saved time and effort.
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Chaos: The Last Stand against Our Robot Overlords
Nathan Äschbacher talks about Chaos Engineering and how to shift towards working with chaos instead of against it, in order to build safe, reliable, and increasingly deterministic complex systems.
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Expedia’s Journey toward Site Resiliency
Sahar Samiei and Willie Wheeler share Expedia’s resiliency journey, starting with resiliency as an afterthought and progressing toward resiliency as a first-class concern.
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Designing Services for Resilience: Netflix Lessons
Nora Jones talks about designing microservices for enabling resiliency testing and the moving parts we need to consider when designing them from the get go, and along their lifetime.
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“GameDay” – Achieving Resilience through Chaos Engineering
Pete Cohen and Matt Fellows discuss GameDay and chaos engineering, what they are, and how they were done successfully by some organizations.
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Confusion in the Land of the Serverless
Sam Newman introduces serverless computing, discussing how security, resilience, patterns (circuit breaker), vendor lock-in, and microservices are addressed with this technology.
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State of Chaos Engineering
Bruce Wong discusses the current state of Chaos Engineering, emerging patterns of success, and the future opportunity at hand.