LinkedIn has made significant investments in resilience engineering over the past few years. As Site Reliability Engineers (SREs), we've consistently witnessed the effects of Murphy's Law: "Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong." In a complex, distributed technology stack, it's important to understand the points where things can go wrong in your system and...
Resilience Articles
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Co-authors: Maulin Patel, Erek Gokturk, and Chris Stufflebeam How do you increase the resiliency and stability of a monolithic API service that is used by three different platforms, serving 500+ million members, developed by over 400 engineers, deployed three times per day, and consuming almost 300 downstream services? The API layer service used by LinkedIn.com...
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- scalability,
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Coauthors: Bhaskaran Devaraj and Xiao Li Over the last several years, many companies have discussed ways to improve the resiliency of their services and infrastructure. Many projects, like Netflix’s Simian Army, have spawned open source projects that have been adopted by other companies. Other discussions about resilience engineering focus on cultural and...
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Co-authors: Susie Xia and Anant Rao Editor's note: This blog has been updated due to the renaming of the project since publication....
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- Testing,
- Automation
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Failure induction is a process of non-functional testing in which a set of failures is induced against a perfectly healthy service....
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- Testing,
- Open Source,
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