This talk looks at the AWS Shared Responsibility Model and how until now it has been used to describe the approach for security in the Cloud.

We'll then look at how it should be extended to cover resilience - how AWS provide many approaches to make our systems and applications more fault-tolerant, and what we as architects and developers need to consider.

I've been building systems for nearly 40 years, 10 of which have been in the cloud.

I've been speaking recently about Chaos Engineering and how we can use it to demonstrate resilience of our applications. But I'd like to talk about a more fundamental shift in how we think about resilience in the Cloud by extending the Shared Responsibility Model.

Last year was my first year of professional speaking, where I presented at Serverless Days Milan, a number of AWS Community Days and User Groups, along with the SREDays conference in London. This year I've already spoken at the AWS Summits in London and Hamburg, along with a number of AWS User Groups.