What is the purpose of Chaos Engineering?

Chaos Engineering is designed to experiment on systems to ensure that the impact of failures is mitigated. This involves intentionally introducing turbulent conditions to observe how systems respond and recover.

What are the key capabilities of modern Chaos Engineering solutions?

Modern Chaos Engineering solutions need to support reliability testing, integration with other tools, sharing and collaboration among teams, and must provide great usability for effective experimentation.

How does reliability testing fit into Chaos Engineering?

Reliability testing is a crucial component of Chaos Engineering as it helps organizations validate the resilience of their systems under adverse conditions, ensuring that they can withstand unexpected disruptions.

Why is integration with other solutions important in Chaos Engineering?

Organizations leverage a wide array of tools and products, making integration essential for Chaos Engineering solutions. This allows for seamless operation within existing workflows and enhances overall system reliability.

What role does sharing and collaboration play in Chaos Engineering?

Sharing and collaboration are vital as Chaos Engineering and reliability testing are relatively new fields. By fostering communication among teams, organizations can learn from each other's experiences and improve their reliability practices.

Where can I learn more about Chaos Engineering?

You can learn more through a webinar we are hosting in January. This will cover various aspects of Chaos Engineering and its application in enhancing system reliability.

State of Chaos Engineering

The State of Chaos Engineering

11.01.2023

Chaos Engineering has been around for several years, and the practice has evolved. Within this post, we will look at past and modern interpretations, industry opinions and what we believe to be critical for you to leverage the practice to reach your goals.