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Resiliency architecture and testing, part 1: AWS Well-Architected and the reliability pillar
4 min read — authored by Stephen Welsh — “We have the opportunity to not only take advantage of the modern infrastructure with cloud, but also to design well-architected systems once we modernize our applications. But to achieve success with an AWS system and take full advantage of the processes to deliver software to AWS, we will have to align core concepts and definitions with the industry best practices."
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Automating the future: Digital and mobile banking trends in 2023
03/30/23 — 3 min read — authored by Gil Haus— Chase CIO Gill Haus talks about the latest trends in digital and mobile banking and how they’ll change the way our technologists work to create great customer experiences.
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Resiliency architecture and testing, part 2: Availability
05/31/23 — 4 min read — authored by Stephen Welsh — “We have the opportunity to not only take advantage of the modern infrastructure with cloud, but also to design well-architected systems once we modernize our applications. But to achieve success with an AWS system and take full advantage of the processes to deliver software to AWS, we will have to align core concepts and definitions with the industry best practices.”
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Resiliency architecture and testing, part 3: Resiliency process within PTX and deploying resiliency and chaos testing
05/31/23 — 3 min read — authored by Stephen Welsh — “We have the opportunity to not only take advantage of the modern infrastructure with cloud, but also to design well-architected systems once we modernize our applications. But to achieve success with an AWS system and take full advantage of the processes to deliver software to AWS, we will have to align core concepts and definitions with the industry best practices.”
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The Log4Shell chronicles, Part 2: Lessons learned
01/01/23 — 9 min read — authored by Haiying Guo and Panna Pavangadkar — After Log4Shell vulnerability exploited a simple logging feature in the open-source library Apache Log4j2, what did we learn from the experience and how do we prevent future vulnerabilities?
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The Log4Shell chronicles, Part 1: Holiday frenzy
01/01/23 — 9 min read — authored by Haiying Guo and Panna Pavangadkar — In December 2021, on the eve of one of the busiest shopping and travel seasons of the year, software powering government agencies, health care organizations and banks was suddenly compromised by Log4Shell.