Remote Chaos Engineering Bootcamp - Germany

Learn the foundations of Chaos Engineering during this remote hands-on workshop where you will plan and execute experiments in groups.

About this Event

Chaos Engineering involves running thoughtful, planned experiments that teach us how our systems behave in the face of failure. These experiments follow three steps: plan an experiment, contain the blast radius, scale or squash.

Patrick van der Bleek & Roald Ruchti will lead a hands-on tutorial on Chaos Engineering, covering the tools and practices and metrics you need to implement Chaos Engineering in your organization. Even if you’re already using Chaos Engineering, you’ll learn to identify new ways to use Chaos Engineering within your engineering organization and discover how other companies are using Chaos Engineering—and the positive results they have had using chaos to create reliable distributed systems.

During this two-hour workshop, attendees will be broken up into teams of four, and each assigned a role that is critical to the Chaos Engineering Experiment process. You’ll work together as a team to plan and execute various Chaos Engineering experiments with the guidance of Patrick van der Bleek and the Gremlin Team.

What to Bring:

• Laptop
• Working webcam & microphone
• Stable internet connection

Look for an email with more instructions on what you'll need to participate 48 hours before the start of the event!

Things We’ll Cover:

Laying the foundations

• What is Chaos Engineering?
• Principles of Chaos Engineering
• How to set yourself up for success

A Guide to Using Gremlin (Hands-On Lab)

• Learn how to use Chaos Engineering with provided infrastructure
• Chaos Engineering Automation: Using the Gremlin API & Integrating with CI/CD

Achieving Success: Break Through

• Tracking your Chaos Engineering practice’s success metrics
• Communicating the continuous results of your practice

Q&A

Space is limited!

Bootcamp Leaders

Patrick van der Bleek

Patrick is a Solutions Architect at Gremlin, helping customers adopt Chaos Engineering in their organizations and guiding them on their path towards higher resiliency. Prior to joining Gremlin, he held a variety of tech-related roles at Docker, Red Hat and the Dutch Police.