Udemy – Chaos Engineering 2024-11

Published on: 2024-11-17 20:08:58

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Description

Chaos Engineering course. The Chaos Engineering course is a comprehensive and hands-on course that gives you the knowledge and skills to ensure your systems are resilient to failures and recover from them. From fundamental concepts to advanced applications in various AWS services such as EC2, Aurora, Fargate, and EKS, as well as strategies for ensuring availability across multiple Availability Zones, this course covers everything.

What you will learn in the Chaos Engineering course:

Chaos Engineering Fundamentals: Understanding the Basic Principles and Philosophy Behind Chaos Engineering. Learn why it is so important to identify and fix system weaknesses through controlled chaos testing. Examining the necessary tools and methods for implementing chaos engineering.
Building an Initial Fault Injection Simulation (FIS) Experiment: Step-by-step understanding of building and running your first Fault Injection Simulation (FIS) experiment. Understand how to design experiments that target different types of failures in a controlled environment. Learn to interpret test results and modify your simulations for better accuracy.
Introduction to real-world application: Discover how to apply chaos engineering experiments to real-world applications. Learn best practices for monitoring, recording metrics, and analyzing results to continually improve system resilience.
Chaos Engineering on Compute – EC2: Perform chaos tests on EC2 instances to assess and improve system stability. Simulate failures such as sample outages or network delays and observe the effects.
Chaos Engineering on Databases – Aurora: Learn how to apply chaos engineering principles to Amazon Aurora databases. Simulate failures such as cluster instability or node outages and develop strategies for seamless recovery.
Chaos Engineering on Serverless – Fargate: Perform chaos tests on AWS Fargate to test the resilience of your serverless applications. Simulate events such as task failure or service failure to ensure robust serverless architectures.
Chaos Engineering on Kubernetes – EKS: Implementing chaos engineering on Amazon EKS to stress test Kubernetes clusters. Simulate pod failures, node failures, and other disruptions to verify recovery mechanisms.
Chaos Engineering on Availability Zones: Perform chaos tests on different AWS Availability Zones. Testing the impact of zone failures and ensuring your systems are ready for multi-zone disasters.