Michael Kehoe

This episode we speak with Michael Kehoe, a Staff Site Reliability Engineer at LinkedIn. Topics include: Site Reliability Engineering, building satellites at NASA, LinkedIn’s Chaos Engineering project called Waterbear, using Chaos Engineering to test autoscaling, running Chaos Engineering experiments as regression tests in a release pipeline, and tips for starting a Chaos Engineering practice at your company.

Show Notes

Links:

• Michael’s Twitter
• Michael’s blog
• The InfoQ eMag with Michael’s article describing Project Waterbear (email required)

Episode transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lqKp-PsPLjFNYqoOmrCFyJthWhlYffpvn2-BJ5YC3A4/edit?usp=sharing

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A podcast about site reliability engineering (SRE); Chaos Engineering; and the people, processes, and tools used to build resilient systems. Sponsored by Gremlin. Find us on Twitter at @BTOPpod.