What is anti-fragility
Antifragility is a concept introduced by Nassim Nicholas Taleb in his book “Antifragile: Antifragileness or Disorder-Induced Robustness. Some systems and entities not only survive prolonged vulnerabilities, uncertainties, and chaos but also grow and become better as a result of it.
- Antifragile things benefit from chaos and disorder.
- They become tougher, higher in resistance, or more flexible after noticing the different signals and chaos.
How Chaos Engineering Helps in Building Anti-Fragile Systems?
Chaos Engineering offers a proactive approach to system design by intentionally injecting controlled failures into systems to uncover weaknesses and improve overall resilience. This article explores how Chaos Engineering practices contribute to building anti-fragile systems—systems that not only withstand unexpected disruptions but also thrive and improve in the face of adversity. By embracing Chaos Engineering, organizations can identify vulnerabilities, strengthen their infrastructure, and ultimately enhance their ability to adapt
Table of Content
- What is chaos engineering?
- What is anti-fragility
- Benefits of anti-fragile systems
- Objectives of chaos engineering
- Role of chaos engineering with anti-fragility
- Examples of chaos engineering techniques for Anti-fragile systems
- How chaos experiments help in uncovering vulnerabilities
- Enhancing recovery mechanisms through chaos engineering