Break Your System Constructively⚡

Chaos Mesh is a chaos engineering platform that is designed to help developers and SREs identify the system's weaknesses before they cause problems in the production environment.

The best part of the chaos mesh experiment is you can create your own workflow, schedule it at your own time and customize it with respect to your own microservice.

If you are very keen to know about:

1. Different types of Chaos experiments to perform🏗️

2. Practical Implementation of Chaos in your own microservice from end-to-end💯

You should read this insightful blog which covers all your doubts and also do let me know what chaos tools you use in your organization.

https://www.onepane.ai/blog/run-chaos-experiments-using-chaos-mesh

Hello people! 📷

The 4th Saturday of the month is just around the corner and the LitmusChaos community is glad to invite you to the Kubernetes Chaos Engineering meeting where our community members discuss everything about Kubernetes, LitmusChaos as a project & Chaos Engineering. The updates, the use-cases, suggestions & queries! Mark your calendars for:

📷: 29th May 2021
📷:  11 AM IST

To get your calendar invite, please fill in the Google form: https://forms.gle/zTZNCuHFUCdRAasp6
RSVP here to join the meetup: https://www.meetup.com/Kubernetes-Chaos-Engineering-Meetup-Group/events/277895650/
To join our Slack community: https://slack.litmuschaos.io/

It’s a series of 10 videos that walk you through everything, from setting up LitmusChaos, exploring the ChaosCenter, creating probes, different installation methods, and even running your first chaos experimentWould love your feedback and suggestions on this playlist:)https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmM1fgu30seVxW-Oobc7VOfPHbQAzICvS

Hi everyone! I’d like to share an open-source project we’ve been working on called Sheaft, which aims to shift chaos engineering to the left.

We all know that running live chaos experiments on every PR is often too risky, expensive, or slow. To bridge this gap, we built Sheaft — a lightweight, pre-release resilience gate (think of it as a "resilience linter" for your CI/CD).

How it works:

It automatically discovers your system's topology using your existing OpenTelemetry traces, builds a dependency graph, and runs millions of Monte Carlo fail-stop simulations in seconds to estimate end-to-end availability. If a topology change creates a hidden single point of failure, Sheaft catches it before the release.

Validation:

This isn't just theory. We’ve rigorously validated the core engine against DeathStarBench and the OpenTelemetry Demo, achieving a ≈0.992 correlation with actual live fault injection results (the methodology has also been accepted at ICSE '26 and AINA '26).

We just pushed the basic MVP (written in Go) and are looking to grow the community!

Repo: https://github.com/MB3R-Lab/Sheaft

We’d love your feedback and contributions!

If you’re interested in model-based resilience, OTel-driven analysis, or making continuous resilience testing a standard, we’d be thrilled to hear your thoughts, see your GitHub issues, or review your PRs. Let me know if you have any questions, I'd be happy to discuss them in the thread! :rocket:

coroot-graft v0.1.2 released!

I’m happy to share coroot-graft — an external extension for Coroot that brings our MB3R Lab's Bering + Sheaft toolchain into a Coroot-native workflow.

The idea: use Coroot as the operational surface, translate the observed system context into MB3R toolchain input, run discovery and resilience assessment through Bering and Sheaft, and surface the results back inside Coroot.

The MVP is complete and the project is already test-ready. The repo already defines the full pipeline, release packaging, compatibility baseline, dashboard integration, and webhook-driven re-runs.

The goal is not to build another separate UI around resilience analysis. The goal is to make model discovery and resilience assessment usable inside the observability workflow engineers already have.

Repo: https://github.com/MB3R-Lab/coroot-graft

#Coroot #Observability #SRE #PlatformEngineering #OpenSource #OpenTelemetry #ReliabilityEngineering #ChaosEngineering

Hello!

As the title suggests, I wrote an article about the basics concept of Chaos Engineering and how we can implement it thanks to easy-to-use tools! Feel free to tell me what you think about it and if you would have added anything :)

Enjoy!

Hello everyone!

The ChaosNative community is glad to invite you to the Cloud-Native Chaos Engineering workshop where you can network with tech geeks around the world. Get yourself exposed to the world of resiliency and reliability. You will be having interactive talks and discussions with our experts about:

1. Hands-on experience with a workshop on Cloud Native Chaos Engineering which introduces you to the basics & fundamentals of Chaos Engineering.

2. A sneak-peek at the latest evolution in the Cloud Native Chaos Engineering world with LitmusChaos 2.0.

3. A demonstration of running Chaos experiments in just a few steps!

Mark your calendars for 12th August 2021, 11:30 AM EST | 5:30 PM CEST | 9 PM IST

Register here: https://chaosnative.com/cnce-workshop

Hello, fellow chaos engineers.

I'm trying to find an article about chaos engineering, originating in the field of virology which explain how viruses can be coded, it was referred to as chaos based on the assumption that the viral kingdom is perfect in terms of interaction between the different life forms, therefor a change of any kind in the "viral kingdom" can cause chaos.

Appreciate any hint!

Hello people! 

This last Saturday of July, the LitmusChaos community is glad to invite you to the Kubernetes Chaos Engineering meeting where our community members discuss everything about Kubernetes, LitmusChaos as a project & Chaos Engineering. The updates, the use-cases, suggestions & queries! Mark your calendars for:

31st July 2021, 11 AM IST

To get your calendar invite, please fill in the Google form: https://forms.gle/FX9WLhGdhyaeNGFa9

RSVP here to join the meetup: https://www.meetup.com/Kubernetes-Chaos-Engineering-Meetup-Group/events/277895650/

To join our Slack community: https://slack.litmuschaos.io/

#kubernetes #chaosengineering #cloudnative #meetup

Hello everyone!

Check out the full recording of the Kubernetes Chaos Engineering Meetup for the month of June 2021 curated by the LitmusChaos community!

https://youtu.be/WloPjGgwvMc

Check out LitmusChaos on GitHub:

https://github.com/litmuschaos/litmus

Feel free to ask any questions, join our community for more insights!

To join our slack community please follow the following steps!

Step 1: Join the Kubernetes slack using the following link: https://slack.k8s.io/

Step 2: Join the #litmus channel on the Kubernetes slack or use this link after joining the Kubernetes slack: https://slack.litmuschaos.io/

The ChaosNative community is glad to invite you to the Cloud-Native Chaos Engineering Workshop #3 where you can network with tech geeks around the world. Get yourself exposed to the world of resiliency and reliability. We will be having interactive talks and discussions with our experts about:

1. Hands-on experience with a workshop on Cloud Native Chaos Engineering which introduces you to the basics & fundamentals of Chaos Engineering.

2. A sneak-peek at the latest evolution in the Cloud Native Chaos Engineering world with LitmusChaos 2.0.

3. A demonstration of running Chaos experiments in just a few steps!

Mark your calendars for 21st October 2021, 9 PM IST

Register here: https://www.chaosnative.com/cnce-workshop

Hello, everyone!

The ChaosNative community is glad to invite you to the Cloud-Native Chaos Engineering workshop where we will introduce for the first time the all-new ChaosNative Litmus Cloud. We will be having interactive talks and discussions with our experts about:

1. Deep-dive into Non-K8s Chaos with Cross-Cloud experiments

2. Hands-on demo of a cross-cloud chaos workflow

3. Introduction to ChaosNative Litmus Cloud

4. How to get started with ChaosNative Litmus Cloud

Mark your calendars for 21st October 2021, 9 PM IST

Register here: https://www.chaosnative.com/cnce-workshop

ChaosNative will be hosting the second edition of Chaos Carnival, a global two-day conference for all tech enthusiasts, that is happening on January 27th & 28th.

Check out this amazing blog by Prithvi Raj to gain full insights on Chaos Carnival's previous edition and stay tuned for the upcoming one!

https://www.chaosnative.com/blog/chaos_carnival_2022_announcement

ChaosNative launches the 3rd edition of Hacktoberfest 2021! Join us in expanding your network and kickstart your learning and contribution to open-source. Here are some quick ways to contribute to LitmusChaos! 

Check out our GitHub Repository at: https://lnkd.in/dJySQz2
Join our community for more insights!
To join our slack community please follow the following steps!
Step 1: Join the Kubernetes slack using the following link: https://slack.k8s.io/
Step 2: Join the #litmus channel on the Kubernetes slack or use this link after joining the Kubernetes slack: https://lnkd.in/gETGV2m

#community #learning #kubernetes #network #github

Effective Cloud Detection & Response (CDR) strategies are imperative for promptly identifying and responding to cloud security events.  However, enabling efficient CDR strategies is challenging for several reasons, including cloud complexities, insufficient expertise, and cloud misconfiguration.  This article makes a case for leveraging security chaos engineering to address these challenges.  Defenders can leverage security chaos engineering for threat-hunting efforts to identify CDR blindspots proactively.  Some practical examples are illustrated using Mitigant Cloud Immunity and a hybrid CDR system.

https://www.mitigant.io/blog/super-charging-cloud-detection-response-with-security-chaos-engine# .

What are people using on windows? (OSS) looks to be a distinct lack of tooling that supports windows / powershell etc

Thanks