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Performance and Chaos Engineering: Breaking Things on Purpose
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Break things on purpose, before production does it for you. Load tests that mirror reality and chaos experiments you can defend to management.
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01freePart I: FoundationsWhy Performance and Resilience Matter02🔒Part I: FoundationsThe Problem with Synthetic Profiles -- Why You Need Data-Driven Load Testing03🔒Part II: Load Testing In Depthk6 -- The CI/CD Native Load Testing Tool04🔒Part II: Load Testing In DepthLocust -- Python-Powered Load Testing05🔒Part II: Load Testing In DepthChoosing the Right Load Testing Tool06🔒Part III: Chaos EngineeringPrinciples of Chaos Engineering07🔒Part III: Chaos EngineeringLitmusChaos -- Hands-On Chaos Experiments08🔒Part III: Chaos EngineeringChaos Tools Landscape and Selection09🔒Part IV: Performance BudgetsLighthouse CI -- Enforcing Frontend Performance Budgets10🔒Part IV: Performance BudgetsWeb Vitals Performance Gates in CI11🔒Part V: Llm Performance TestingLLM Performance Metrics12🔒Part V: Llm Performance TestingLoad Testing LLM Endpoints13🔒Part VI: Sre Skills For Qa ArchitectsSLOs, SLIs, and Error Budgets14🔒Part VI: Sre Skills For Qa ArchitectsGame Days -- Building Incident Response Muscle15🔒Part VII: Cloud-Native PerformanceServerless Performance Testing16🔒Part VII: Cloud-Native PerformanceKubernetes Scaling and Container Performance17🔒Part VIII: Capstone Project And ReferenceCapstone Project -- Building a Complete Performance and Resilience Practice18🔒Part VIII: Capstone Project And ReferenceSelf-Assessment and Review19🔒Part VIII: Capstone Project And ReferenceGlossary
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