drill

Resilience drills are coordinated exercises that test agency-wide failure modes to verify recovery processes. They simulate incidents like model outages or heartbeat misses to bolster organizational incident response and remediation capabilities.

Trigger a resilience drill to exercise failure modes such as model-outage, heartbeat-miss, chief-unavailable, waiver-expiry, and compaction-loss. The drill coordinates end-to-end across the agency and produces run logs for auditability.

Yes, resilience drills can be coordinated across monthly, quarterly, annual, and on-demand cadences. This scheduling flexibility allows organizations to regularly test failure modes and verify remediation processes at appropriate intervals.

Yes, resilience drills exercise failure modes defined in RESILIENCE.md. This file serves as the source of failure scenarios that the drill process coordinates across the agency to verify recovery and remediation procedures.

Resilience drills produce and link drill artifacts including ADR filings, run logs, and follow-up tasks. These artifacts support auditability, traceability, and continuous improvement of the organization's incident response procedures.

The best way to audit resilience drills is through generated artifacts like ADRs and run logs. These linked outputs enable governance by providing traceability of exercised failure modes and continuous improvement tracking.