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Chaos Engineering: Building Resilient Systems with Controlled Failures
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Chaos Engineering: Building Resilient Systems with Controlled Failures
In the high-stakes world of modern software development, where downtime can cost millions, engineers are turning to a counterintuitive strategy: deliberately breaking their systems to make them stronger. Chaos engineering, a practice popularized by tech giants like Netflix, involves injecting controlled failures into production environments to uncover vulnerabilities before they lead to real-world catastrophes. This approach has gained traction …
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