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Learning From Chaos: Architecting for Resilience

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In this talk Russ Miles, CEO of ChaosIQ, will share how leading organisations are successfully adopting chaos engineering to encourage a mindset of "architecting for resilience". Through chaos engineering, architects are able to establish a true "learning system" where everyone is involved in exploring how their systems can improve through embracing failure.

 

Drawing from a collection of real-world examples and experience reports, Russ will show how you can set up your systems to learn from controlled failure and make resilience an important competitive edge for your organisation.

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Russell Miles

CEO of @chaosiqio

Russ Miles is CEO of ChaosIQ.io where he and his team build commercial and open source (ChaosToolkit.org) products and provide services to companies applying Chaos Engineering to build confidence in the resilience of their production systems.  Russ is an international speaker, trainer and...

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Russell Miles

CEO of @chaosiqio

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Fleming, 3rd flr.

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Architecting for Failure: Chaos, Complexity, and Resilience

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