Move fast, build things… Safely!
summary
Claims ten concrete safety-to-speed mappings inspired by Formula One: five pre-crash measures and five post-crash measures. Specific practices include canary deployments, CI/CD with static/dynamic/load tests, mutual TLS and microsegmentation, chaos engineering experiments, and aggressive node replacement aka reverse uptime. Examples and numbers: drivers must egress in five seconds, cars generate >1 TB race telemetry, industry average breach detection is 280 days and mean cost ~$4M. Built solutions: auto-scaling, circuit breakers, HSMs, fire-suppression analogues for access policies; many measures demonstrably reduce damage and time-to-recover.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Balancing speed and safety
- 4:13F1 safety lessons for software
- 10:40Pre-crash safety measures
- 25:21Post-crash safety measures
- 33:59Speed versus safety trade-offs
- 34:42Q&A
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