Resilience Bites

What to expect from Resilience Bites?

✔ Know what the internet is buzzing about on resilience

✔ Must-read articles, trending topics, and the most discussed insights

✔ Highlighting inspiring voices and contributors shaping the resilience field

✔ Discover new tools, features, and products to enhance system resilience

✔ Thought-provoking posts and ideas from the community

✔ Upcoming events and gatherings to grow your expertise

✔ Top opportunities in resilience and reliability engineering

Previous Issues of Resilience Bites

Featured

Jun 5, 2025

Resilience Bites #14 - What the Internet said last month!

Jun 5, 2025

Discover the latest insights, innovations, and ideas in resilience engineering. Stay ahead with Resilience Bites.

Jun 5, 2025

May 18, 2025

Resilience Bites #13 - LinkedIn Rewind (week 20)

May 18, 2025

In this edition of Resilience Bites, Adrian Hornsby steps back from LinkedIn to focus on clarifying Resilium Labs' core value proposition through three pivotal blog posts. This issue explores what resilience engineering truly means beyond traditional approaches, how organizations can transform disruptions into competitive advantages, and practical frameworks for advocating resilience initiatives to skeptical stakeholders. Whether you're struggling to justify resilience investments or looking to elevate your organization's approach to disruption, these insights provide the language and examples needed to shift the conversation from resilience as a cost center to resilience as a strategic imperative.

May 18, 2025

May 11, 2025

Resilience Bites #12 - LinkedIn Rewind (week 19)

May 11, 2025

Explore systems resilience through Finnish sauna wisdom, chaos engineering, and the prevention paradox in this edition of Resilience Bites. Learn why resilient organizations value simplicity over complexity, treat incidents like jazz improvisation, and understand the gap between how systems should work versus how they actually work. Discover practical insights on escaping the firefighting trap, building immunity through controlled failures, and why humans—not technical solutions—are the true backbone of resilient systems.

May 11, 2025