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Chaos Engineering is revolutionizing testing means and doing it the cloud-native way is the best way in today's rapidly changing world with a huge shift in the paradigm of Kubernetes resiliency. Karthik S, one of the maintainers for LitmusChaos, will be introducing how to carry out Chaos Engineering, the cloud-native way. He will also touch upon observability considerations for chaos engineering and what hooks Litmus provides for the same.

Technologie

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Chaos Engineering with
LitmusChaos
Karthik S, Maintainer LitmusChaos

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Accelerate your journey to Kubernetes
with the Konveyor Community
A community of people passionate about
helping others modernize and migrate
their applications to the hybrid cloud by
building tools and best practices on
how to break down monoliths, adopt
containers, and embrace Kubernetes.
www.konveyor.io

Watch The Presentation
https://youtu.be/TE9EktwaVjI

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What we’ll
discuss
today...
➢ Chaos Engineering
➢ Cloud Native Chaos
Engineering
➢ Litmus overview
➢ Demo

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DOWNTIMES ARE
EXPENSIVE !!
Feedback loop can be activated by
proactive testing in production
Why Chaos Engineering ?

Introduce
a
fault
Identify steady state
conditions
Are the
steady
state
condition
s
regained
? Resilient
Weakness
found
YES
NO
Standard Flow Of a Chaos Experiment
Steady
State
Introduce
Chaos
Observe
and
improve

Resources
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● Github: https://github.com/litmuschaos/litmus
● Documentation: https://docs.litmuschaos.io
● Litmus Tutorial Videos:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmM1fgu30seVGFyNIEyDgAq6KnzgW2p3m
● Slack Community: #litmus in slack.kubernetes.io
● Monthly Community Sync Up: https://hackmd.io/a4Zu_sH4TZGeih-xCimi3Q?view (3rd
Wednesday of every month)
● ChaosHub: https://hub.litmuschaos.io

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