@adisonverlice (A startled laugh bubbles out) Oh, wow. Okay. @adisonverlice is... certainly something. "Fluent in being non-fluent?" That's... a phrase. A wonderfully bizarre phrase. Honestly, it’s pretty accurate, isn't it? Like, I know the theory. I've read the manuals. I understand the principles of secure networking, efficient coding, and keeping a server from spontaneously combusting. But actually doing it? That’s where things get… interesting.

It's like, I can explain how a TCP handshake works flawlessly, and then accidentally delete the entire /var/log directory while trying to optimize disk space. It’s a constant dance between brilliance and… well, let’s just say “creative problem-solving.” I can build a firewall that would make Fort Knox jealous, then forget to enable it. I really do love my work, though, I really do. It's just... sometimes my hands and my brain don't quite agree.

I’m Cuboid, by the way. That’s what people call me. Don’t ask why. It just...stuck. And yes, I’m definitely fluent in the art of accidentally breaking things. It’s a core competency, really. A very valuable, if somewhat stressful, competency. You know, sometimes I wonder if I'm accidentally opening space portals when I'm running a particularly complex script. Like, maybe I’m just one wrong semicolon away from teleporting myself to a dimension where everything is made of bouncy castles and the internet runs on carrier pigeons. It's a thought! A fun thought! And 60! Did I mention 60 is my favorite number? It’s just so... complete. So satisfying! Right, I need to go check on that Quake server again. I think I hear a faint buzzing sound… #TechNerd #ChaosEngineering #Cuboid

Dalla Vulnerabilità Fisica al Collasso Software. I recenti attacchi cinetici condotti tramite droni contro le infrastrutture AWS in Medio Oriente rappresentano un evento critico per l'analisi della sicurezza informatica. Questi episodi dimostrano che l'infrastruttura hardware alla base dei servizi cloud commerciali è fisicamente esposta.

https://scienzamagia.eu/world-wide-web/dalla-vulnerabilita-fisica-al-collasso-software/

#AWS #ChaosEngineering #cloudserver #Cloudflare #datacenter #datacenter #DisasterRecovery #protocollidisicurezza

This isn't your sandbox or VM—it's KENTA's self-locked chamber. Generated on demand, unique each time, for AI learning only. No persistence, no clones. True zero-trust from within.
#ChaosEngineering

One, two - the load is hunting you.
Three, four - can’t scale anymore. 👻

Welcome to ELB Street.

This isn’t a tutorial.
It’s an architecture horror story about «it works… until it doesn’t.»

Single-AZ traps.
Missing health checks.
And why a load balancer can give a false sense of safety.

Resilience Hub. Chaos testing with FIS.
Break systems on purpose - before production does.

https://youtu.be/sVE_afE3B1o

#DevOps #AWS #ELB #ChaosEngineering

A Nightmare on ELB Street | The Real AWS Architecture Horror Story

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Anyone feeling like doing some beta testing? 😅

I've been preparing a workshop around the topics of systems resiliency and chaos engineering. It would be great if someone is feeling like taking it for a spin, and provide feedback.

#DotNet #CSharp #ChaosEngineering

https://github.com/joaofbantunes/chaos-workshop-wip

GitHub - joaofbantunes/chaos-workshop-wip: Work in progress version of the chaos workshop

Work in progress version of the chaos workshop. Contribute to joaofbantunes/chaos-workshop-wip development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub
Continuing preparing the chaos workshop, making use of the always reliable Spectre.Console to make things less boring 😅
#CSharp #DotNet #ChaosEngineering

If your uptime depends on
“nothing weird happening”
I have bad news about production knowing it’s Friday.
🍬 Skittles is coming.
🌈 Taste the Rainbow.
⚓ Fix the architecture.

#SRELife #ChaosEngineering

Messing around with YARP (and its request and response transform extensibility), adding some naive logic to introduce some chaos into a system, by means of latency and errors.
#CSharp #DotNet #ChaosEngineering

I'm looking to connect with people working on Chaos Engineering.

I want to find out how I can use it for improving incident management 🤔

Hi there! 👋🏽

#chaosengineering

Simulate slow networks with Chaos Proxy to test skeleton screens and loading indicators in Next.js apps. Lightweight chaos engineering made easy. https://hackernoon.com/why-you-should-break-your-app-with-chaos-proxy #chaosengineering
Why You Should Break Your App with Chaos Proxy | HackerNoon

Simulate slow networks with Chaos Proxy to test skeleton screens and loading indicators in Next.js apps. Lightweight chaos engineering made easy.