How we're using 'chaos engineering' to make cloud computing less vulnerable to cyber attacks

Cloud computing powers services from transportation and healthcare to streaming services. With nearly 3 in 4 companies going over their estimated cloud budgets, cloud overspend is a serious problem that undermines the cloud's many transformative benefits. Keeping cloud costs in check requires a mix of human and tech solutions outlined in this compelling article.

How we're using 'chaos engineering' to make cloud computing less vulnerable to cyber attacks published by Survis Consulting, LLC

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How we're using 'chaos engineering' to make cloud computing less vulnerable to cyber attacks