Engineering Resilient Systems with Chaos Engineering
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I'm NS Midhun, currently working as a Lead Cloud Security professional at HID Global. My career has taken me through various engineering disciplines where I've worn multiple hats - from Site Reliability Engineering to Cloud Architect, DevOps, and DevSecOps. Throughout all these roles, I've had the opportunity to implement various practices, which has given me hands-on experience with how it works across different organizational contexts.
I hold three AWS certifications and one Terraform certification, which reflect my deep involvement with cloud infrastructure and automation technologies. One of my achievements has been developing an observability product that's now available on the AWS Marketplace (https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/enhancing-fact-based-decision-making-using-tech-mahindra-smart-observability-on-aws/).
I'm passionate about sharing knowledge with the tech community. I regularly write blogs and create content on social media platforms like YouTube to help fellow professionals learn new technologies. My work has taken me to different locations for various projects, which has broadened my perspective on how different organizations approach these challenges.
Speaking at events is something I truly enjoy. I've had the privilege of presenting at various internal and external conferences, including CNCF Chennai, Zinnov events, College events,aws community days, and several conferences in person in India and Canada. I also organize internal Communities of Practice (COP) for DevSecOps, where I help foster knowledge sharing and best practices within my organization.
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The proposal is very light on details, and tangential to FOSS at best. I would've liked it much more if the speaker mentioned FOSS tools that they might use for chaos engineering in the proposal.
A lot of existing talks cover chaos engineering, including in past FOSS United events, and it's not clear how this proposal stands out or improves upon existing mainstream discourse on chaos engineering