Webinar: Building Resilience in the Cloud With the AWS Well-Architected Framework and Gremlin by Techstrong Learning

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Building Resilience in the Cloud With the AWS Well-Architected Framework and Gremlin

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The focus will be on validating systems against the framework's guidelines, ensuring that your cloud setup is not only robust but also efficient and adaptable to the demands of rapidly changing environments.

Key Takeaways:

The AWS Well-Architected Framework’s role in supporting resilience in the cloud
Techniques for validating that systems adhere to Well-Architected best practices
Strategies for enhancing organizational reliability posture through standards and automation, aiming for operational excellence and reduced downtime

Presenters

Cody J. Brown

Host - Techstrong Learning

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’s 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.

Shashiraj Jeripotula

Principal Partner Solutions Architect – AWS

Shashiraj Jeripotula (Raj) is a San Francisco-based Sr. Partner Solutions Architect at AWS. He works with various Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), and AWS partners who specialize in CloudOps and DevOps segments to develop joint solutions and accelerate cloud adoption on AWS.

Ryan Detwiller

Director of Product Solutions, Gremlin

Ryan works with Gremlin’s product and GTM teams to understand reliability challenges at fast-moving companies, and ensure Gremlin delivers the tools, practices, and advice needed to develop world-class reliability programs. Prior to Gremlin, Ryan held leadership roles in product and marketing with a number of B2B technology companies building complex distributed systems.