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Executable tutorial submission #2660

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Assignment Proposal

Title

Simulating failures in applications using Chaos Mesh

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  • Task 3

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  • Executable tutorial

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 fault scenarios. We will also guide the user through the inspection of the experiments' results using 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.

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Killercoda: https://killercoda.com/laullaurado/scenario/chaos-mesh-tutorial
GitHub: https://github.com/laullaurado/chaos-mesh-tutorial

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javierron commented Oct 16, 2024

@laullaurado Thanks for the submission, I'll merge it, but note that it is not allowed to change the description of the task.
If the submission does not meet the original proposal, it will be graded as a repeat.

@javierron javierron merged commit 358c9da into KTH:2024 Oct 16, 2024
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@laullaurado really great tutorial! I just have one question.

  delay:
    latency: '10s'
    jitter: '500ms'
  duration: '2m'

The latency is 10s so the page should load after 10s right? Why does it not load, times out, and returns 502?

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