Chaos Engineering

Index

A

• above-the-line systems, Putting the Principles into Practice, Conclusion
• accidental complexity, Accidental Complexity
• adaptive capacity, Engineering Adaptive Capacity
• adoption
  • four considerations of, Adoption
  • obstacles to, Obstacles to Adoption
  • obtaining management buy-in, Adoption
  • organization-wide progression of, Who Bought into Chaos Engineering
  • organization-wide spread of, How Much of the Organization Participates in Chaos Engineering
  • perquisites to, Prerequisites
• After phase
  • defined, Creating Foresight
  • summary of, Hypothesize
• Agile movement, Economic Pillars of Complexity Applied to Software
• alerting, Monitoring and alerting
• Allspaw, John, Human Factors, People in the Loop-Conclusion
• Alquraan, Ahmed, Fault Injection in the Network
• Alvaro, Peter, Human Factors, The Substitution Myth, The Experiment Selection Problem (and a Solution)-Conclusion
• Amazon Web Services (AWS)
  • Christmas Eve 2012 outage, Chaos Monkey Is Born
  • early days of, Management Principles as Code
• Antifragility, Antifragility
• application logic
  • continuous verification for, Correctness
  • fault injection testing, Fault Injection in Applications
  • mismatch with business logic, Example 1: Mismatch Between Business Logic and Application Logic-Example 1: Mismatch Between Business Logic and Application Logic
• Aschbacher, Nathan, Evolution, Let’s Get Cyber-Physical-Conclusion
• automated canaries, Types of CV Systems

B

• backup and restore
  • in older systems, Design Patterns Common in Older Systems
  • security Game Days, Security Game Days
• Barker, James, Moving ...