You already know Netflix’s Chaos Engineering and the Simian Army – tools that enable engineers to test the reliability, security, resiliency and recoverability of the cloud services. You might have also heard of Google’s legendary Disaster Recovery Testing (DiRT) exercises that find vulnerabilities in critical systems and business processes by intentionally causing failures in them.
Enter Twilio. Discover the story of how Twilio got started with their own version of chaos engineering. They’ll share lessons learned along with the impact it had on their engineering culture.
This session is collectively part of PagerDuty Virtual Summit.
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