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Chaos Engineering at the human layer with Vacation Simulator - devopsdays Denver 2022
DevOps practitioners spend a lot of time thinking about how to ensure software systems are resilient in the face of unexpected failure. We don’t spend as much time making sure that our teams are resilient in the same way. Forcing your team to simulate no notice vacations can expose those weak points and allow you to address them before folks are on actual vacations.
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