Chaos Engineering and Runtime Monitoring of Distributed Reactive Applications - Intermediate
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During this talk, you will explore the docker-compose-testkit. This is an open-source asynchronous testing framework (implemented in Scala) that allows docker containers to be instrumented (instrumentation sensors are modelled by Observables), deployed (e.g. by docker-compose) and then fault injected (fault injection points are modelled by Observers). Abstraction layers allow the same testing code to target both local environments and cloud environments (e.g. AWS, DC/OS, etc.).
A Scala DSL is introduced to define composable and modular state machines that allow one to both monitor these sensors at runtime and to match against expected outcomes. Using for-comprehensions, complex testing scenarios may be defined that allow for warm-up and fault injection.
You will discover full code demonstrating a wide range of example scenarios, along with live coding demonstrations.
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Chaos Engineering and Runtime Monitoring of Distributed Reactive Applications - Intermediate
Carl Pulley
Carl is a specialist in program analysis, distributed programming and machine learning. Extensive experience in implementing large scale reactive applications that target microservice and lambda architectures.