A comprehensive guide to chaos engineering—covering the steady-state hypothesis, designing safe experiments, running game days, using Chaos Monkey, Litmus Chaos, and k6, and building a chaos program that actually improves reliability.
Chaos-Engineering
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Chaos Engineering in Practice: Breaking Things on Purpose to Build Unbreakable Systems -
Chaos Engineering on a Budget: Building Resilience Without Breaking the Bank Run controlled failure experiments with Chaos Monkey, Pumba, and Litmus on a shoestring budget. Learn to design steady-state hypotheses, run game days, and build genuine confidence in your runbooks.
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Disaster Recovery Planning: RTO, RPO, Runbooks, and Actually Testing Your Backups A practical guide to building a real disaster recovery strategy — covering RTO/RPO targets, system tiering, backup strategies by data type, runbook templates, chaos engineering, and the restore testing discipline that separates real DR plans from false confidence.