Isbn: 9798184609683 - chaos engineering: building resilient software systems through controlled failure (6 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Modern software systems are incredibly complex. We build applications using microservices, containers, and distributed databases hosted in the cloud. While this architecture allows for massive scale, it also introduces countless points of potential failure. Networks partition, hardware degrades, and third-party dependencies crash without warning. Chaos Engineering is the scientific discipline of intentionally injecting controlled faults into these systems to discover vulnerabilities before they cause catastrophic, user-facing outages.Picture this: It is the biggest sales event of the year. Your marketing team just spent a massive budget driving traffic to your application. Thousands of concurrent users are browsing, adding items to their carts, and initiating checkout. Suddenly, a minor network blip severs the connection between your API Gateway and your primary database.In a fragile system, the gateway patiently waits for a response until its connection pool completely saturates. The checkout service crashes. Users see a blank screen. Revenue drops to zero, and your engineering team scrambles to decipher thousands of noisy, confusing alerts.But what if your system anticipated this exact failure? What if, weeks ago, you had intentionally tested this scenario? In a resilient architecture, the gateway instantly recognizes the timeout, falls back to a local cache, and processes the transaction seamlessly. The user never notices a thing. This book gives you the exact tools and strategies to make that second scenario your reality.What's insideInside this guide, I provide step-by-step instructions and verified code configurations to harden your infrastructure. You will discover: The Blueprint for Observability: How to construct distributed tracing and telemetry pipelines so you can clearly see what happens when your code breaks.Infrastructure Fault Injection: Practical methods for testing network latency, CPU exhaustion, and sudden database failovers using industry-standard tools.Application-Layer Resilience: Strategies for building custom, code-level fault engines and intelligent circuit breakers.Security Under Stress: How to validate zero-trust boundaries, credential revocations, and automated threat containment protocols.Automated Recovery Pipelines: The exact CI/CD configurations needed to automatically abort fragile deployments before they reach your customers.Who it's meant forI wrote this book for software developers, site reliability engineers, DevOps professionals, and cloud architects who are tired of being woken up by emergency server alerts. If you are responsible for maintaining the availability of high-traffic applications and want to stop reacting to outages and start preventing them, this guide is designed specifically for you.Do not wait for your next massive infrastructure failure to figure out where your architecture is weak. Take control of your system's reliability today. Grab your copy now, start breaking your software on purpose, and build a platform that thrives under pressure. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Modern software systems are incredibly complex. We build applications using microservices, containers, and distributed databases hosted in the cloud. While this architecture allows for massive scale, it also introduces countless points of potential failure. Networks partition, hardware degrades, and third-party dependencies crash without warning. Chaos Engineering is the scientific discipline of intentionally injecting controlled faults into these systems to discover vulnerabilities before they cause catastrophic, user-facing outages.Picture this: It is the biggest sales event of the year. Your marketing team just spent a massive budget driving traffic to your application. Thousands of concurrent users are browsing, adding items to their carts, and initiating checkout. Suddenly, a minor network blip severs the connection between your API Gateway and your primary database.In a fragile system, the gateway patiently waits for a response until its connection pool completely saturates. The checkout service crashes. Users see a blank screen. Revenue drops to zero, and your engineering team scrambles to decipher thousands of noisy, confusing alerts.But what if your system anticipated this exact failure? What if, weeks ago, you had intentionally tested this scenario? In a resilient architecture, the gateway instantly recognizes the timeout, falls back to a local cache, and processes the transaction seamlessly. The user never notices a thing. This book gives you the exact tools and strategies to make that second scenario your reality.What's insideInside this guide, I provide step-by-step instructions and verified code configurations to harden your infrastructure. You will discover: The Blueprint for Observability: How to construct distributed tracing and telemetry pipelines so you can clearly see what happens when your code breaks.Infrastructure Fault Injection: Practical methods for testing network latency, CPU exhaustion, and sudden database failovers using industry-standard tools.Application-Layer Resilience: Strategies for building custom, code-level fault engines and intelligent circuit breakers.Security Under Stress: How to validate zero-trust boundaries, credential revocations, and automated threat containment protocols.Automated Recovery Pipelines: The exact CI/CD configurations needed to automatically abort fragile deployments before they reach your customers.Who it's meant forI wrote this book for software developers, site reliability engineers, DevOps professionals, and cloud architects who are tired of being woken up by emergency server alerts. If you are responsible for maintaining the availability of high-traffic applications and want to stop reacting to outages and start preventing them, this guide is designed specifically for you.Do not wait for your next massive infrastructure failure to figure out where your architecture is weak. Take control of your system's reliability today. Grab your copy now, start breaking your software on purpose, and build a platform that thrives under pressure. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …