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Twenty-five-plus short sessions outline concrete chaos practices, tools and experiments rather than theory: self‑healing systems that roll back to a known good state, Rollbar + GitHub + Slack + PagerDuty integration for near‑instant root‑cause to fix workflows, demos using AWS Fault Injection Simulator, Litmus, Gremlin, Cockroach and Terraform for multi‑region pipelines, and a live AIops crash demo that attempts to break monitoring to see whether automation actually prevents outages.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00intro, sponsors & partners
- 4:10Nick Hodges - Rollbar
- 4:54Zach Wasserman - Fleet
- 5:29Ana Margarita Medina - Gremlin
- 6:33John Engel-Kemnetz - Microsoft
- 6:46Sakshyam Shah - Teleport
- 7:18Gunnar Grosch - AWS
- 7:46Narmatha Bala
- 8:20Ayelet Sachto
- 9:17Paul Marsicovetere
- 9:38Kyle Shelton
- 10:22Feross Aboukhadijeh
- 11:03Kim Carter
- 11:42Kennedy Torkura
- 11:58Lerna Ekmekcioglu & Jack Iu
- 12:42Akram Riahi
- 13:40Rain Leander
- 14:12Michele Dodic
- 14:44Soumen Chatterjee & Nathalie Rauschmayr
- 15:04Julie Gunderson
- 15:37Alparslan Avci
- 16:39Ignas Galvelis
- 17:02Vishnu Vardhan Chikoti
- 17:45Fabricio Buzeto
- 18:46Arlemi Turpault
- 19:24Thank you, Join the Discord server to interact!
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