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The Synchronization of Chaos

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As we’ve moved from monoliths to microservices, we’ve seen the benefits of decoupling services such as increased developer velocity and more maintainable code. Service independence was also supposed to lead to more reliability, but cascading failures seem more common than ever. Why does this happen, and how can we solve it?

In the field of chaos theory, there’s a phenomenon wherein disparate chaotic systems will become synchronized over time when connected to each other. This is known as the synchronization of chaos.


In this session we will dive into:
  • The concept of chaos theory
  • How synchronization of chaos applies to complex technical systems
  • Best practices to avoid cascading failures and major incidents
JASON YEE
Director of Advocacy - Gremlin

Jason Yee is Director of Advocacy at Gremlin, where he helps people build more resilient systems by learning from how they fail. He also leads the internal Chaos Engineering practices to make Gremlin more reliable. Previously, he worked at Datadog, O’Reilly Media and MongoDB.

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