Build Reliable Systems with Chaos Engineering // Benjamin Wilms // MLOps Podcast

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Build Reliable Systems with Chaos Engineering // MLOps podcast #237 with Benjamin Wilms, CEO & Co-Founder of Steadybit.
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// Abstract
How to build reliable systems under unpredictable conditions with Chaos Engineering.
// Bio
Benjamin has over 20 years of experience as a developer and software architect. He fell in love with chaos engineering 7 years ago and shares his knowledge as a speaker and author. In October 2019, he founded the startup Steadybit with two friends, focusing on developers and teams embracing chaos engineering. He relaxes by mountain biking when he's not knee deep in complex and distributed code.
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Timestamps:
[00:00] Benjamin's preferred coffee
[00:28] Takeaways
[02:10] Please like, share, leave a review, and subscribe to our MLOps channels!
[02:53] Chaos Engineering tldr
[06:13] Complex Systems for smaller Startups
[07:21] Chaos Engineering benefits
[10:39] Data Chaos Engineering trend
[15:29] Chaos Engineering vs ML Resilience
[17:57 - 17:58] AWS Trainium and AWS Inferentia Ad
[19:00] Chaos engineering tests system vulnerabilities and solutions
[23:24] Data distribution issues across different time zones
[27:07] Expertise is essential in fixing systems
[31:01] Chaos engineering integrated into machine learning systems
[32:25] Pre-CI/CD steps and automating experiments for deployments
[36:53] Chaos engineering emphasizes tool over value
[38:58] Strong integration into observability tools for repeatable experiments
[45:30] Invaluable insights on chaos engineering
[46:42] Wrap up