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Se puede decir que tenemos muy buenas practicas en general "estresando" nuestros sistemas para comprobar el escalado, y a nivel conceptual anticipar un Fail Over. ¿Pero sabes que con Azure Chaos podemos simular una caida total de nuestros sistemas y poner a prueba la resilencia de tus aplicaciones?. Ya no vamos a "predecir" sino que vamos a sembrar el Chaos, mejor nosotros que el usuario final :)

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Sergio Hernandez Mancebo

Cloud Solutions Architect at Nationale Nederlanden

[Azure MVP - Cloud Solution Architect] Soy Sergio Hernández Macebo, Ingeniero en Informática por la Facultad UCM de Madrid. Desde 2012 centrado en el desarrollo de aplicaciones Microsoft, desde aplicaciones Sharepoint On premises en todas sus versiones, a aplicaciones Office 365 (Sharepoint & Dynamics CRM). Desde hace unos años dedico mi actividad a la coordinación de proyectos desde la figura de Team Leader sobretodo proyectos cloud en Azure, así como lidear el equipo de Team Leader, que incluye tanto el liderazgo del equipo de proyectos. En la actualidad muy centrado en definir arquitecturas empresariales y globales a una gran compañia multinacional, basadas en soluciones Cloud. Enamorado de la tecnología, participo en revistas técnicas como Compartimoss, colaborador en distintos grupos de usuarios como SUGES, asiduo en eventos de la comunidad Microsoft como ponente u organizador, además de contar con una comunidad de usuarios propia llamada Crossdevlopment, que da cabida a que cualquiera que tenga un buen tema que compartir tenga un espacio para ser escuchado.

Israel Urrea

DevOps Engineer Lead

Design and implement DevOps best practices, establish standards and policies to manage source code and continuous integration/delivery. Maintain and monitor the automated build and continuous integration process to ensure efficient build execution and facilitate resolution of build/release failures. Contribute to the automation of security by developing compliance and audit tests as code, integrated into the CI/CD pipeline. I work with developers to run software versions, configuration updates, and other version requirements. Troubleshooting, diagnostics and troubleshooting of software and infrastructure.

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