🔥⏲️ Fudge Sunday "Shock the Chaos Monkey" A look at chaos engineering adoption within platform engineering teams

#chaos #chaosengineering #faulttolerance #faultfinding #faultinjection #securityengineering #dataops #dataoperations #ai #resiliency #devx #devops #devsecops #platformengineering #platformengineer #cloudinfrastructure #securityautomation #securitybydesign #shiftleft #shiftup #newsletter #newsletters

https://fudge.org/archive/shock-the-chaos-monkey/

I get a bit frustrated sometimes when really smart people say they don't use microservices simply because their applications "...don't need that kind of scalability.". While that is probably true, there are MANY other reasons microservices might be appropriate. Reliability & fault-tolerance as well as developer satisfaction spring to mind.

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#Microservices #Development #Reliability #FaultTolerance

How to increase #FaultTolerance in Cloud Computing (#CC) envionments? Can Quadruple Osmotic Hybrid Classification and Whale Optimization (QOHC-WO) address this issue?
Read more in a special issue paper “Fault Tolerant Load) environments? Can Quadruple Osmotic Hybrid Classification and Whale Optimization (QOHC-WO) address this issue?n Anuradha, and P. Kanmani published in #SCPE, Vol. 23, No. 4, (ISSN 1895-1767): https://tinyurl.com/4vp2m2h8

Using global, #decentralized network of peers as a layer in data-sharing systems: “Increasing data availability and #faulttolerance for decentralized #collaborative data-sharing systems“ by K. Jarosz, Ł. Opioła, Ł. Dutka, et al. ACSIS Vol. 30 p. 563–566; http://tinyurl.com/2z2awcdr
Proceedings of: @FedCSIS
2022
Editors: @MariaGanzha307
, @marcinpaprzycki
, L. Maciaszek, D. Ślęzak

“Tokyo Electric Power Company's (TEPCO) worried that training for severe accidents might suggest the possibility of severe accidents.”

―Japan: The Paradox of Harmony. 2014
#Fukushima #FaultTolerance #DistSys

“Tokyo Electric Power Company's (TEPCO) worried that training for severe accidents might suggest the possibility of severe accidents.”

―Japan: The Paradox of Harmony. 2014
#Fukushima #FaultTolerance #DistSys

"I just don’t understand the obsession with testing in Erlang? Did we lose sight of the essence of Erlang? Or are some of us Erlangutans bored, need to fill in the day with busy-work, and thus spend too much time writing tests in Erlang?"

via Syncpup
#FaultTolerance #Erlang #Testing
http://blog.syncpup.com/posts/let-it-crash-under-attack.html?utm_source=pocket_mylist

"I just don’t understand the obsession with testing in Erlang? Did we lose sight of the essence of Erlang? Or are some of us Erlangutans bored, need to fill in the day with busy-work, and thus spend too much time writing tests in Erlang?"
— Syncpup
#Erlang #FaultTolerance #Testing
http://blog.syncpup.com/posts/let-it-crash-under-attack.html?utm_source=pocket_mylist

"Moreover, thanks to OTP, Erlang has supervisors that can restart and log buggy code.

So, why all the tests? Are some Erlangutans missing the point of using Erlang?"

via Syncpup
#Erlang #Testing #FaultTolerance  
http://blog.syncpup.com/posts/let-it-crash-under-attack.html?utm_source=pocket_mylist​

"Moreover, thanks to OTP, Erlang has supervisors that can restart and log buggy code.

So, why all the tests? Are some Erlangutans missing the point of using Erlang?"
— Syncpup
#Erlang #Testing #FaultTolerance  
http://blog.syncpup.com/posts/let-it-crash-under-attack.html?utm_source=pocket_mylist​

"Moreover, thanks to OTP, Erlang has supervisors that can restart and log buggy code.

So, why all the tests? Are some Erlangutans missing the point of using Erlang?"

via Syncpup
#Erlang #Testing #FaultTolerance
http://blog.syncpup.com/posts/let-it-crash-under-attack.html?utm_source=pocket_mylist

"Tests could be helpful to many code-bases, but I never saw how tests were a necessity in Erlang. When you write clear code with modestly-sized routines, how are tests not just absurd dingleberries in a given OTP project?"

via Syncpup
#Erlang #Testing #FaultTolerance
http://blog.syncpup.com/posts/let-it-crash-under-attack.html?utm_source=pocket_mylist

"Tests could be helpful to many code-bases, but I never saw how tests were a necessity in Erlang. When you write clear code with modestly-sized routines, how are tests not just absurd dingleberries in a given OTP project?"
— Syncpup
#Erlang #Testing #FaultTolerance
http://blog.syncpup.com/posts/let-it-crash-under-attack.html?utm_source=pocket_mylist

Referenced link: https://hackernoon.com/5-ways-to-prevent-server-hardware-failure
Discuss on https://discu.eu/q/https://hackernoon.com/5-ways-to-prevent-server-hardware-failure

Originally posted by HackerNoon | Learn Any Technology / @hackernoon@twitter.com: https://twitter.com/hackernoon/status/1546449268902428672#m

"5 Ways to Prevent Server Hardware Failure" https://hackernoon.com/5-ways-to-prevent-server-hardware-failure #faulttolerance #softwareengineering