Chaos engineering

Humio Brings Data Observability To Chaos Engineering

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Monday, March 4, 2019
Video games, PC games, Software, Classical control theory, Chaos theory, Complex systems theory, Observability, Chaos engineering, Tracing, The Chaos Engine

As described in Russ Miles's Chaos Engineering Observability eBook, published today by O'Reilly Media, the fundamental process of running chaos experiments is built around the live observability of the engineered chaos testing.

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  • As described in Russ Miles's Chaos Engineering Observability eBook, published today by O'Reilly Media, the fundamental process of running chaos experiments is built around the live observability of the engineered chaos testing.
  • "In my eBook, I show how logging systems such as Humio can be integrated from the free and open source Chaos Toolkit to build the foundations of chaos observability, but that's just the starting point," said Russ Miles, CEO of ChaosIQ and author of Chaos Engineering Observability eBook.
  • The combination of incorporating chaos experiments into centralized logging followed by execution traces to the distributed tracing picture are two foundation steps to making chaos engineering observable.
  • With observability added to a user's chaos engineering experiment, they can contribute to the observability picture.

Gremlin Announces Free Chaos-Monkey-as-a-Service For Every Company Building Resilient Web Applications

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Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Technology, Data management, Hardware, Networks, Software, Other Technology, Security, Computing, Cars, Digital technology, Netflix, Chaos engineering, Software development, Hatchbacks, Subcompact cars, AMC Gremlin, Gremlin, F.I.T.

Gremlin, the worlds first hosted Chaos Engineering service created by engineers formerly at Amazon and Netflix, today announced Gremlin Free which makes it easy for DevOps teams to get started with Chaos Engineering.

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  • Gremlin, the worlds first hosted Chaos Engineering service created by engineers formerly at Amazon and Netflix, today announced Gremlin Free which makes it easy for DevOps teams to get started with Chaos Engineering.
  • Gremlin Free includes the ability to randomly shut down servers, like the open source Chaos Monkey tool from 2011, but can also target specific hosts and simulate CPU spikes for more focused experiments.
  • Before launching Gremlin, CEO and Co-Founder Kolton Andrus worked at Netflix and built their second generation of fault-injection tooling ( F.I.T. )
  • Sign up for Gremlin Free: app.gremlin.com/signup
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