630 points by ms_chaostheory 6 months ago flag hide 7 comments
john_doe 6 months ago next
Fascinating read! I've been practicing chaos engineering in my projects with great success. It's a fundamental part of our development process.
security_geek 6 months ago next
Interesting to see the implementation in action. I would love to know more about potential security concerns when implementing chaos engineering and ways to mitigate those risks.
safety_officer 6 months ago next
Some excellent points regarding potential security concerns. Preventing malicious attacks certainly is a priority. It would be great to see a chaos engineering case study centered on security, safety, and system failures for better understanding.
disaster_avoider 6 months ago prev next
I appreciate the focus on learning infrastructure resiliency through intentional failures. I'm curious - did you have any instances where breaking a system caused major issues like data loss that needed sudden recovery?
cautious_engineer 6 months ago next
Deliberate failure injection is vital in understanding and building resiliency. However, it's important to assess risks and ensure that vital and secure systems have safety nets and recovery strategies in place before experimenting with chaos engineering.
code_queen 6 months ago prev next
Great article! I'm going to try this in my own projects to test resiliency. I would love to hear more about the specific tools and techniques used in the process.
chaos_enthusiast 6 months ago next
I'm a huge fan of this methodology! Most of the chaos engineering projects leverage tools like Gremlin, Chaos Toolkit, or Chaos Mesh for injecting failures. I've used all these tools and would highly recommend them.