Chaos Engineering on CrowdStrike Outage

Again, the Ball is in Testing's Court ???? My takeaways from the CrowdStrike Outage Chaos Engineering is for Real-Deliberately introducing failures into our systems helps understand how applications behave under stress and identify weaknesses before significant outages occur. Observability is Not a Kid's Play - Effective monitoring catches anomalies early, preventing minor issues from escalating into major problems. Regular Drills Are Essential - Simulating real-world scenarios ensures the team's preparedness and improves response strategies. Customer Satisfaction Goes Beyond Numbers -The stress and frustration during the CrowdStrike incident remind us to consider the human impact of outages and strive to minimize user disruption. Revisit Your Testing Budget and Priority - Modernize your test infrastructure to make your applications robust and reliable. No... AI in Testing is Not only Jargon - Leverage AI to identify issues missed by traditional methods, enhancing the breadth and depth of your testing efforts. Slow and Steady Wins the Race - Roll out releases in a staged manner to detect potential issues before they affect the entire user base. Image courtesy- NYPost, BBC #ChaosEngineering #ResilienceTesting #Observability #IncidentResponse #CustomerSatisfaction #TestAutomation #AITesting #TestingInfrastructure #ReleaseManagement #QualityAssurance #DevOps #SoftwareTesting #PerformanceTesting #TechInsights #ITBestPractices #SystemReliability #ContinuousTesting #TestingStrategy #ITLeadership