Elastic Disaster Recovery, Fault Injection Simulator, and Resilience Hub teams
Organizations face an ever-growing number of resilience-related challenges, especially as expectations from their customers shift toward an “always on, always available” mindset. Remote teams and complex, distributed systems (coupled with the increasing need for frequent, incremental releases) mean an organization and its systems need to be more resilient than ever.
We selected the sessions in this guide to help you build a solid resilience strategy to address these challenges, define and measure your resilience goals, test your resilience, and recover quickly in the event of an outage.
These 60-minute breakout sessions focus on how organizations can protect their mission critical workloads.
STG206 Data resiliency design patterns with AWS
ARC307 Building confidence through chaos engineering on AWS
ENT324 How Georgia-Pacific is accelerating modernization & improving resilience
ARC315 How to understand and improve resiliency for serverless systems
Chalk talks are highly interactive. Each begins with a short lecture (10–15 minutes) delivered by an AWS expert, followed by a 45- or 50-minute Q&A session with the audience.
STP208 Designing resilient architectures for startups
ARC324-R Testing resiliency of AWS workloads using chaos engineering
STG312-R Build a disaster recovery solution with AWS storage services
COP221 Cloud resiliency and governance: No trade-offs at Fannie Mae
ARC215-R Is your architecture as resilient as you think?
DOP313 Chaos engineering with AWS Fault Injection Simulator
BOA324 Resilient and well-architected applications with chaos engineering
ARC217-L Building modern apps: Architecting for observability & resilience
ARC208 Prepare & protect your applications from disruption with AWS Resilience Hub