#resilience testing

[blackmoreops]

Netflix's Chaos Monkey: Embracing Failure for Resilience

Chaos Monkey is an innovative tool developed by Netflix as part of their Simian Army suite of testing tools. It deliberately introduces failures into your cloud infrastructure to test system resilience and recovery capabilities. Chaos Monkey works by randomly terminating instances in your production environment. This might sound counterintuitive, but by forcing failures to occur, it helps…

[antisocialxconstruct]

man who can literally read minds but can't conceive of someone genuinely enjoying his company 😬 I did most of this with act one of GC in mind but I couldn't resist doing a little bonus Ilya from later in the story lmao

original template by kogoyun, I did slice it up a bit because trying to view tall images on desktop is hell

[kirbyliker12]

😁h

[triptychofvoids]

Ayo I heard you kept getting trapped in glass containers so I found this

*hands you a glass breaking bracelet* (it's actually a real thing!)

ooh! danke! im going to go try this out on a few things....

[amelikos]

Day 47 of being positively shook at the bit of info revealed at the end of HZ092.

[omtai]

literally feel like the krusty krab pizza with this fucking wind rn

[poetrythreesixfive]

Bouldering

If you want to create an interesting dynamic

in your backyard water feature, just put a rock

in the way; just plop down some big boulder

in the middle of your stream flow and watch

the water crumple, protest in folds and splashes,

trying to get up and over it, and when it figures

that is impossible, it will go around it almost

instantly, or create a drop in elevation or depth,

deepening on one end, shallowing on the other,

unforeseen twirls and dances, a sound discussion

of trickling and gurgling heretofore unheard

Do the same for yourself. Are your days flowing

straight and narrow with nothing intriguing on

your flat horizon? find yourself an obstacle

and splash it down in the middle of your day

and see what happens; challenge yourself,

go climb something; maybe an actual boulder,

maybe a mountain; scale it, stumble, fall, get up,

go on—block your path with something you

currently don’t have the skillset to overcome

and watch yourself bend and flow, and grow;

that’s what it truly means to be like water.

-GeorgeFilip

[janesurlife]

Clay court produces some of the best tennis period.

[mars-ipan]

did anyone else’s public school system have like an obsession with the word/acronym “grit” and just like constantly shove the definitions of the words gumption resilience integrity and tenacity down their throats or was that just mine. either way what was up with that

[sophieswundergarten]

Rhonda Kazembe

[aroace-polyshow]

wouldn’t it be rlly funny if i spammed one of those horrendous isat spam posts in response to ppl here from the bug post

[wingedcatgirl]

so the reverse doll does activate when colette uses sacrifice

inch resting

*jots that down for reference*

[kiraastro]

not my desktop PC acting up while transit rahu in ubp is conjunct my natal mars in 2H... and this happened right after a software update. thank god i have a laptop for backup

(mars rules my natal 3H of communication and rahu = technology)

[fili-the-jester]

Okay, but Spirit from Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron reminds me so much of Sun Wukong

[howdoesone]

How does one start a fundraiser to find their donor dad without it sounding like a reality TV show?

Embarking on the quest to find one’s biological father is a deeply personal and often emotional journey. For individuals conceived through sperm donation, the desire to connect with their genetic heritage can be a powerful driving force. However, the process of locating a donor dad can be complex and costly, leading some to consider fundraising as a means to support their search. While the idea…