
Explore Loom's AWS outage, understand its causes, and learn effective strategies to prevent similar incidents in your platform engineering.

Professor Stéphane Bordas explores digital twins in mechanics and medicine, highlighting data science applications for improving engineered systems' reliability, safety, and efficiency.

Explore testing automation systems for embedded environments, comparing strengths and use cases to enhance reliability and efficiency in development processes.

Discover how PagerDuty builds system resilience through intentional failure injection, fostering a culture of continuous learning and innovation while strengthening service reliability.

Master platform engineering practices to build automated, consistent development environments that enable faster deployment and efficient cloud service utilization for scalable systems.

Master the art of Chaos Engineering through hands-on experiments and real-world examples. Learn to strategically introduce system failures, monitor responses, and build more resilient applications.

Explore the intricacies of designing Life Cycle Testers for continuous product testing, focusing on 24/7 operations and parallel device testing using LabVIEW's capabilities.

Most technology is designed for order: predictable users, stable infrastructure, and uniform conditions. Indian cities offer the opposite with extreme density, constant unpredictability, and deep diversity in behavior, language, and access. Yet, some systems don’t just survive here, they scale. Thi

Doğadaki kararlı tüm süreçlerin işleyişinde başrol oynayan negatif geri-besleme prensibinden yararlanan otomatik kontrol yaklaşımı, uygun komutlar vererek teknolojik sistemlerin hedeflenen davranışı gerçekleştirmesini sağlar. Çağımızın teknolojik başarılarına damgasını vuran bu işleyişin temel mantı

This talk examines how cities can be designed to withstand social, environmental, and technological challenges. The speaker highlights resilient urban planning as a key strategy for building sustainable, adaptable communities for the future. Jon is a British architect who, in 1991, "got on his bike"