What are the prerequisites for following this guide?

To follow this guide, you need a Steadybit account.

What is the first step in setting up the chaos engineering tool?

The first step is to create and deploy an AWS Lambda function wrapped using failure.

Which sample will be used for deploying the AWS Lambda function?

We will use the nodejs-apig sample from the AWS Lambda development environment.

How do I deploy the Steadybit agent?

To deploy the Steadybit agent, follow the instructions provided in the guide. The simplest way is outlined within the steps of the deployment section.

What do I need to do after deploying the Steadybit agent?

After deploying the Steadybit agent, you need to design and execute an experiment by creating a blank experiment and using one of the AWS Lambda services.

What is the overall goal of this guide?

The goal of this guide is to help you set up a chaos engineering tool efficiently with just a few steps.

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