Empower your teams to evaluate reliability on their own
Simple, lightweight, and instantly accessible
Easily reproduce past incidents and learn from others
Easily set limits on where teams can test so you can ensure experiments don’t negatively impact your customer experience or critical functions.
With Steadybit, you can precisely define the environments a team can operate on and narrow down the infrastructure they can break. If you think some attacks are too invasive, restrict access to them.
Designing experiments using the drag-and-drop editor is easy. You don’t need to remember command-line interfaces, multiple tools, or YAML schemas.
Before running the experiment, use the live target preview to verify that you will hit the intended targets.
It’s important to learn from past incidents. Many teams will build up a knowledge base around them.
Using experiment badges, you can link to experiments in Steadybit from anywhere.
When teams learn about an incident, they can jump to the experiment, copy it, and check whether their services are affected.
Choose from the growing list of experiment templates in the Steadybit Reliability Hub to quickly probe for common reliability risks.
Can’t find something that matches your specific scenario? Import one of the templates and use Steadybit’s flexible experiment editor to match your needs.
Become part of the community and contribute your own experiment templates to the Steadybit Reliability Hub.
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