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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2019 · 55 MIN

Chaos Engineering: The art of breaking things purposefully with Adrian Hornsby

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In 2018 Adrian Cockcroft was quoted with: “Chaos Engineering is an experiment to ensure that the impact of failures is mitigated”! In 2019 we sit down with one of his colleagues, Adrian Hornsby (@adhorn), who has been working in the field of building resilient systems over the past years and who is now helping companies to embed chaos engineering into their development culture. Make sure to read Adrian’s chaos engineering blog and then listen in and learn about the 5 phases of chaos engineering: Steady State, Hypothesis, Run Experiment, Verify, Improve. Also learn why chaos engineering is not limited to infrastructure or software but can also be applied to humans.Adrian on Twitter:https://twitter.com/adhornAdrian's Blog:https://medium.com/@adhorn/chaos-engineering-ab0cc9fbd12a

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