“Chaos Monkey… I’m just going to go and start turning off some instances and see how your system performs.”

Candid CISO Podcast · The Paved Road Is Dead. Long Live the Paved Road with Jason Chan

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Built and ran Chaos Monkey, which randomly terminates instances in production to test system resilience without human intervention

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