Surviving Chaos
  • Surviving Chaos
  • A Brief Intoduction to Chaos
    • Principles of Chaos
    • Kinds of Failure
    • Goals and Non-goals
  • Infrastructure Familiarization
    • Service Resilience
    • Monitoring and Logging
    • Generating Work & Data
  • Assembling Your Kit
    • Using a Cloud Node
    • Using a Private Node
  • A Menagerie of Tools
    • 1000 Ways to Die (`kill`)
    • Failing the Network (`ip`)
    • Controlling Traffic (`tc`)
    • Isolating and Parititioning (`iptables`)
    • A Fuzzy Schedule (`nmz`)
    • A Disfunctional Docker (`pumba`)
  • Failure as a Feature
  • Continous Chaos (CI/CD)
    • Example: Schrödinger
  • Resources / References
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A Brief Intoduction to Chaos

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Chaos Engineering is the discipline of experimenting on a distributed system in order to build confidence in the system’s capability to withstand turbulent conditions in production

https://principlesofchaos.org/