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A systems-focused concept for designing and governing robust, adaptive systems to preserve service quality under disruption.
Resilience Engineering is a systems-focused discipline that helps organizations design, operate and evolve systems capable of sustaining acceptable levels of service under varying conditions. It emphasizes anticipating variability, monitoring indicators, enabling adaptive responses through organizational practices, redundancy and institutionalizing post-incident analysis to improve resilience over time.
Mean time to restore a service after an incident.
Percentage of uptime of a service against planned time.
Counts incidents that required escalation beyond normal support.
Targeted chaos tests to validate failover paths and operational procedures.
Systematic incident analysis with automated metric snapshots for root cause discovery.
Central view of key indicators, SLAs and active disruptions to support decision making.
Identify existing SLOs and critical paths
Close observability gaps and set up dashboards
Plan and safely run pilot experiments (chaos)
Institutionalize post‑incident processes