Notes from building in public.
Writing on chaos engineering, Kubernetes, open source, and the systems around them.
Chaos Engineering Made Simple
Chaos experiments are building blocks of a chaos workflow, which helps in building real-life failure scenarios in a simple way. LitmusChaos aids with the validation of every kind of Chaos Engineering practice with its vast number of Chaos Experiments.
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GCP VM Disk Loss Experiment for LitmusChaos
A beginner-friendly blog on GCP VM Disk Loss experiment, which causes the detachment of a non-boot persistent storage disk from a GCP VM instance for a specified duration of time and later re-attaches the disk to its respective VM instance.
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GCP VM Instance Stop Experiment for LitmusChaos
A beginner-friendly guide for the GCP VM Instance Stop chaos experiment for LitmusChaos. The experiment causes the shutdown of one or more GCP VM instances for a specified duration of time and later restarts them.
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Getting Started with LitmusChaos 2.0 in Google Kubernetes Engine
This is a quick tutorial on how to get started with Litmus 2.0 in Google Kubernetes Engine. We’ll first set up our basic GKE cluster throughout this blog, then install Litmus 2.0 in the cluster, and finally, execute a simple chaos workflow using Litmus.
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Cloud Native Chaos Engineering for Non-Kubernetes Targets
Cloud Native Chaos Engineering is not only for businesses operating on Kubernetes but also for the non-Kubernetes platforms for application deployment. Here we discuss our motivations and methods for inducing chaos in non-Kubernetes targets, using Litmus.
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Part-2: A Beginner’s Practical Guide to Containerisation and Chaos Engineering with LitmusChaos 2.0
This blog is part two of a two-blog series that details how to get started with containerization using Docker and Kubernetes for deployment, and later how to perform chaos engineering using LitmusChaos 2.0.
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