awesome-chaos-engineering - A curated list of awesome Chaos Engineering resources.

A curated list of awesome Chaos Engineering resources. Chaos Engineering is the discipline of experimenting on a distributed system in order to build confidence in the system’s capability to withstand turbulent conditions in production. - Principles Of Chaos Engineering website.

pumba - Chaos testing and network emulation tool for Docker.

•    Go

You can download Pumba binary for your OS from release page. Note: For Alpine Linux based image, you need to install iproute2 package and also to create a symlink pointing to distribution files ln -s /usr/lib/tc /lib/tc.

KubeInvaders - Gamified Chaos Engineering Tool for Kubernetes

•    Javascript

Gamified chaos engineering tool for Kubernetes. It is like Space Invaders but the aliens are pods or worker nodes. Through KubeInvaders you can stress a Kubernetes cluster in a fun way and check how it is resilient.

chaos-mesh - A Chaos Engineering Platform for Kubernetes.

•    Go

This readme and related documentation are Work in Progress. Controller-manager: used to schedule and manage the lifecycle of CRD objects.

muxy - Chaos engineering tool for simulating real-world distributed system failures

•    Go

Proxy for simulating real-world distributed system failures to improve resilience in your applications.Muxy is a proxy that mucks with your system and application context, operating at Layers 4, 5 and 7, allowing you to simulate common failure scenarios from the perspective of an application under test; such as an API or a web application.

Litmus - Cloud-Native Chaos Engineering

•    Go

Litmus is a toolset to do cloud-native chaos engineering. Litmus provides tools to orchestrate chaos on Kubernetes to help SREs find weaknesses in their deployments. SREs use Litmus to run chaos experiments initially in the staging environment and eventually in production to find bugs, vulnerabilities. Fixing the weaknesses leads to increased resilience of the system.

Comcast - Simulating shitty network connections so you can build better systems.

•    Go

Testing distributed systems under hard failures like network partitions and instance termination is critical, but it's also important we test them under less catastrophic conditions because this is what they most often experience. Comcast is a tool designed to simulate common network problems like latency, bandwidth restrictions, and dropped/reordered/corrupted packets.

chaos-monkey-spring-boot - Chaos Monkey for Spring Boot

•    Java

This project provides a Chaos Monkey for Spring Boot applications and will try to attack your running Spring Boot App.

chaosmonkey - Go client to the Chaos Monkey REST API

•    Go

Go client to the Chaos Monkey REST API that can be used to trigger and retrieve chaos events. This project was started for the purpose of controlled failure injection during GameDay events.

docker-simianarmy - Docker image of Netflix's Simian Army

•    Makefile

This project provides a highly configurable Docker image of the Simian Army as a sound basis for automating chaos experiments. This example is safe to run as Chaos Monkey will operate in dry-run mode by default. It's a good way for getting a feeling of the application without taking a risk.

litmus - Litmus is chaos engineering for stateful workloads on Kubernetes, hopefully without learning curves

•    Go

Litmus is chaos engineering for stateful workloads on Kubernetes -> hopefully without learning curves. Our vision includes enabling end users to quickly specify needed scenarios using English descriptions. The primary objective of Litmus is to ensure a consistent and reliable behavior of workloads running in Kubernetes. It also aims to catch hard-to-test bugs and unacceptable behaviors before users do. Litmus strives to detect real-world issues which escape during unit and integration tests.

platform-chaos - A node sdk for building services capable of injecting chaos into PaaS offerings

•    Javascript

Platform chaos is a collection of tools and sdks that enable engineers to experiement on distributed systems built atop PaaS offerings to ensure confidence in such a system's capabilities. It does so by defining a common interface for inducing chaos, through a construct we call chaos extensions. Given this common interface, we're able to provide tooling that can schedule, start, and stop chaotic events. This project is the core sdk that enables chaos extension development using NodeJS.

mizumochi - mizumochi is a tool to simulate unstable disk I/O for testing stability/robustness of system

•    Rust

mizumochi is a tool to simulate unstable disk I/O for testing stability/robustness of system. The word unstable here means read/write speed is slowdown. We assume mizumochi works on develop environment with target system.

chaosengineeringbootcamp - A Chaos Engineering Bootcamp

•    Shell

This GitHub repo is for the Chaos Engineering Bootcamp.

distributed-load-testing-using-aws-fargate - Solution to setup AWS Fargate to run multi-region distributed performance testing

•    Python

This solution walks you through a prescriptive implementation of Distributed Load Testing using AWS Fargate and Taurus. You can use it to test your services under high stress scenarios and understand it's behavior and scalability. Taurus acts as a wrapper around JMeter and allows you to generate HTTP requests in parallel simulating a real-world scenario. This solution shows how to run Taurus on Docker containers and deploy them to Fargate clusters running in different AWS regions, so that you can simulate requests coming from different geographic locations into your service.

troubleshooting-k8s-apps - Troubleshooting Kubernetes Applications

•    HTML

To demonstrate the different issues and failures as well as how to fix them, I've been using the commands and resources as shown below. NOTE: whenever you see a 📄 icon, it means this is a reference to the official Kubernetes docs.

service_decorators - Simplify your microservice development

•    Go

You might think it must be RPC end point part, which makes your business logic as a real service can be accessed from the network. But, this is not true. By leveraging the opensource RPC packages, such as, apache thrift, gRPC, this part could be extremely easy except defining your service interface with some IDL.

kaos - Kinda Chaos Monkey for Kubernetes

•    Go

Which will delete every minute a pod in the current namespace matching run=nginx selector. Cron expressions are based on robfig/cron implementation.

perses - A project to cause (controlled) destruction on your jvm application

•    Java

Perses allows you to dynamically inject failure/latency at the bytecode level, without the need to add any dependency or restart/deploy the target app. Just load 2 jars at the same enviroment the target JVM is running and execute java -jar perses-injector.jar <Target Application name>. Perses is designed to enable developpers and QAs to easily reproduce & debug tricky production issues.

faas - Failure as a Service. Provides many misbehaviors... as a Service.

•    Python

Provides many misbehavior cases as a Service. Displays various informations about current server process.