Question 1

What are the best chaos engineering tools for Kubernetes?

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The Notable Tools section lists Kubernetes-specific tools like Chaos Monkey, kube-monkey, Chaos Mesh, and Litmus, with descriptions and GitHub links to help you evaluate based on your cluster needs and attack types.

Question 2

How to run a chaos engineering gameday?

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Check the Gamedays section for resources from companies like Target and Gremlin, which provide step-by-step guides, templates, and real-world examples on planning, executing, and learning from chaos gamedays effectively.

Question 3

Chaos Monkey vs Gremlin: which should I use?

Accepted Answer

Chaos Monkey is an open-source tool for random instance failures, ideal for Netflix-style environments, while Gremlin is a commercial Failure as a Service with broader attack types and support. The list links to both, so compare based on your budget and feature requirements.

Question 4

Are there any chaos engineering courses or certifications?

Accepted Answer

The Education section includes links to tutorials, bootcamps, and online courses from providers like O'Reilly and Katacoda, though formal certifications are not directly offered here and require checking individual educational platforms.

Question 5

How to implement fault injection in AWS Lambda?

Accepted Answer

Look under Notable Tools for resources like failure-lambda and aws-lambda-chaos-injection, which are libraries with decorators and classes specifically designed for injecting delays, exceptions, and status codes into AWS Lambda functions.

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