Webinar: How Visa Cross-Border Solutions Reduces Outages by Testing System Resilience in Their SDLC by Techstrong Learning

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How Visa Cross-Border Solutions Reduces Outages by Testing System Resilience in Their SDLC

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In this Gremlin-hosted webinar, Chris Kempster, a Sr. NFT Engineer at Visa Cross-Border Solutions, shares their journey from early Chaos Engineering experiments to integrating reliability test suites into their staging environments and build pipelines.

Presenters

Amanda Scheldt

Cybersecurity Writer and Webinar Host

Amanda Scheldt is a cybersecurity writer with an extensive background in cybersecurity research, threat intelligence, national security intelligence, and security awareness training. She has a Masters of Science in Cybersecurity from Webster University. Amanda combines her past industry expertise along with a passion for writing to promote more awareness and education in cybersecurity.

Gavin Cahill

Chris Kempster

Sr. Non-Functional Test Engineer - Visa Cross-Border Solutions (CurrencyCloud)

Andre Newman

Senior Reliability Specialist - Gremlin

At Gremlin, Andre promotes the benefits of Chaos Engineering and resilience testing to engineering teams around the world, including at some of the largest enterprise organizations. Prior to Gremlin, he created technical content explaining Kubernetes and containerization, the shift to cloud computing, DevOps, observability, and more. His work has been featured in The New Stack, DZone, Software Engineering Daily, TechBeacon, and StatusCode Weekly.

Dan Muret

Sr. Solutions Architect - Gremlin

At Gremlin, Dan works closely with organizations to understand, implement, and design Chaos Engineering and reliability testing practices. Prior to Gremlin, he worked as a system administrator and solutions architect for companies like IBM, Zerto, and Veeam/Kasten. Dan’s real-world experience in system architecture, cloud migrations, disaster recovery, and resilience testing help him guide companies to make the most out of their reliability and Chaos Engineering efforts.