Name: Applying Chaos Engineering to build Resilient Serverless Applications
Start: 2019-07-09T18:30:00+01:00
End: 2019-07-09T20:30:00+01:00
Location: CodeNode

New speaker announcement: As well as Emrah Samdan from Thundra we will also be joined by Adrian Hornsby from AWS, both speaking about building resilient systems around Lambda-style applications.

In this second meetup of 2019 we are very pleased to invite Emrah Samden and Adrian Hornsby to speak on chaos engineering with serverless applications.

Talk 1: Emrah Samdean

Talk Synopsis: With serverless applications, execution can happen everywhere. It’s hard to predict and design for all troublesome issues. Chaos engineering can help you build highly resilient systems. Learn how and why this approach is especially valuable when building serverless applications.

Speaker Bio: @emrahsamdan
Emrah Şamdan is the VP of Products at Thundra, a tool to provide serverless observability for AWS Lambda environments. With the development team, Emrah is obsessed with helping the serverless community with their debugging and monitoring effort both in production and during development. He is responsible for making trouble for the Thundra engineering team while finding solutions to ease the life of serverless teams.

Serkan Özal is the CEO and Founder of Thundra (www.thundra.io), which is serverless application monitoring solution, and living in Turkey. He has 10 years of expertise in software development and he is a PhD candidate at METU. He is Oracle Open-Source contributor and has patent about approximation based cache eviction on distributed environments. He is mainly working on serverless architectures, distributed systems and monitoring tools.

Talk 2: Adrian Hornsby @adhorn

Title: Injecting Chaos to serverless applications using Lambda Layers

Talk Synopsis: Regardless of the engineering efforts put into building resilient systems and handling edge cases, one day, a case beyond your reach will turn a benign failure into a catastrophic one. Therefore, you must test and continuously improve you're application’s resilience to failures in order to minimize its impact on your user’s experience, and chaos engineering, using for example latency or error injection, are one of the best ways to do that. In this session, you will learn how and why this approach is especially valuable when building serverless applications. I will show the audience how to use Lambda Layers to inject failures in their serverless applications in order to make them more resilient to failure but also to test DR recovery procedures.

Please note: When you have registered here can you also head on over and register with Skills Matter so that your name is on the door for the event: https://skillsmatter.com/meetups/12420-applying-chaos-engineering-to-build-resilient-serverless-applications

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