What is the purpose of the Example System?

The Example System is designed to provide a hands-on experience through a small demo online shop, allowing users to explore its functionalities and improvements.

How does Steadybit help in turbulent network conditions?

Steadybit assists by discovering the entire system environment, enabling users to simulate and manage various scenarios that may occur during turbulent network conditions.

What are the steps involved in creating an experiment with Steadybit?

The process involves several steps: Step 1 is to create a new experiment; Step 2 is to extend the experiment for further customization; Step 3 is to run the experiment; and finally, Step 4 is to validate the changes made.

What should I do after creating an experiment in Steadybit?

After creating an experiment, you should extend it by adding additional parameters or configurations before proceeding to execute it.

How can I validate changes after running an experiment in Steadybit?

You can validate your new implementation by using Steadybit's validation tools to ensure that the expected outcomes align with the results obtained from the experiment.

What is WebFlux integration in the context of Steadybit?

Integrating WebFlux involves modifying how data is fetched by the Gateway, which can impact performance and behavior during experiments, ensuring that your system can handle reactive programming effectively.

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Spring

Harden Performance of REST calls using Spring WebFlux

24.12.2021

Development Spring

If you have sequential REST calls in your code, how do they behave under slow network conditions? This post demonstrates how to enhance performance by switching to Spring WebFlux for parallel data fetching and validate improvements with Steadybit experiments.

Testing Exception Handling of Spring's REST Controllers

18.12.2021

Development Spring

Test whether your exception handling for Spring Boot’s RestTemplate is effective using chaos experiments with Steadybit. This method eliminates the need for cumbersome mock testing or manual interventions.