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@laullaurado Thanks for the proposal. Could you add a little more detail on the types of failures you plant to simulate? Also, I recommend focusing on one advanced feature of the tool, instead of giving a broad overview. |
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@javierron I updated the README adding a little bit more detail, let me know if it is okay. Thanks for the advice! We will take it into account. |
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Assignment Proposal
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Simulating failures in applications using Chaos Mesh
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Description
Chaos Mesh is a tool that simulates faults in applications, mimicking real-world scenarios in development, testing and production environments. In this tutorial we're going to deploy a simple application and use Chaos Mesh to simulate network failures and stress scenarios. We will also guide the user through the inspection of the experiments' results using the Chaos Mesh dashboard and the command line.
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Chaos engineering is very important to identify potential failure points and correct them before they cause an actual outage or other disruption in our deployments.