> Netflix is remarkably bold for enabling their failure tests in production. This is almost a best practice these days, isn't it? I mean, once your reliability

> Netflix is remarkably bold for enabling their failure tests in production. This is almost a best practice these days, isn't it? I mean, once your reliability engineering teams are mature enough from a visibility and tooling standpoint to be able to identify and prevent issues. Of course, this all assumes a relatively robust architecture from the get-go...