Ismail KovvuruJul 30
Want to build fault-tolerant systems? Start with Chaos Engineering.
Here’s a concise breakdown of the Top Chaos Experiments every #DevOps engineer must try — including EC2 termination tests, latency injection, and dependency chaos.
Read the full blog by @ismailkovvuru 👇
🔗 https://medium.com/@ismailkovvuru/top-chaos-experiments-every-devops-engineer-should-know-c4f8a72c3f3f
#ChaosTesting #SRE #DevOps #Kubernetes #AWS #cloud #CloudNative
Top Chaos Experiments Every DevOps Engineer Should Know

Learn the top chaos engineering experiments every DevOps engineer should know to test system resilience. Discover tools, real-world scenarios, and how to safely introduce failure to strengthen…

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All Things OpenMay 19, 2025

🚀 NEW on We ❤️ Open Source 🚀

Tapasya Syal shares 6 resilient software architecture practices you can’t skip—from circuit breakers to chaos testing. Build systems that expect failure—and recover smartly.

https://allthingsopen.org/articles/best-practices-software-architecture

#WeLoveOpenSource #OpenSource #SoftwareDesign #DevOps #Observability #ChaosTesting

Building resilient applications: 6 best practices in software architecture | We Love Open Source - All Things Open

In today’s world, apps don’t just need to work—they need to keep working, even when things break. That’s where resilience in software architecture comes in. In my experience, resilience is... Read More

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Omid FarhangJun 30, 2024

Chaos Engineering in Frontend Development: A Comprehensive Guide to Enhancing Application Resilience

#ChaosEngineering #SystemResilience #FrontendDevelopment #ChaosTesting

https://g.omid.dev/wajRQvt

Chaos Engineering in Frontend Development: A Comprehensive Guide to Enhancing Application Resilience

In the dynamic world of web development, ensuring the resilience and reliability of frontend applications has become increasingly critical. As user expectations soar and application complexity grows, developers must adopt robust strategies to maintain high-quality, fault-tolerant systems. Enter Chaos Engineering – a discipline traditionally associated with backend systems and infrastructure, now making significant inroads into frontend development. This comprehensive guide explores how applying Chaos Engineering principles to frontend applications can dramatically enhance their resilience, improve user experience, and help teams build more robust web applications.

InfoQMay 24, 2024

#Google's secret to a reliable Spanner database is #ChaosTesting!

Find out how they use it to inject faults into production-like instances and stress the system's ability to behave correctly in the face of unexpected failures.

Explore the details on #InfoQ: https://bit.ly/3yyhMV8

#ChaosEngineering #DevOps #Reliability #FaultTolerance #Testing

How Google Does Chaos Testing to Improve Spanner's Reliability

To ensure their Spanner database keeps working reliably, Google engineers use chaos testing to inject faults into production-like instances and stress the system's ability to behave in a correct way i

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Francois-Guillaume RibreauFeb 16, 2021

It's *always* the right time to upgrade one of the Kubernetes cluster before going to bed.

Worst case scenario? The two other K8s cluster (Asia & America) will take the load and auto-scale accordingly. #chaostesting https://t.co/WdQ1kfKUXP

Francois-Guillaume Ribreau on Twitter

“It's *always* the right time to upgrade one of the Kubernetes cluster before going to bed. Worst case scenario? The two other K8s cluster (Asia & America) will take the load and auto-scale accordingly. #chaostesting”