Adrian Cockcroft on 'Failover Theater' and Achieving True Continuous Resilience
At this year’s virtual ChaosConf, Adrian Cockcroft, vice president of cloud architecture strategy at Amazon Web Services, talked about the dangers of “availability theater” and how to better ground your systems reliability in reality.
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