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Chaos Monkey is a resiliency tool that helps applications tolerate random instance failures, actively testing system robustness.
Chaos Monkey is a tool from Netflix's Simian Army designed to test system resilience by simulating infrastructure failures in production and staging environments.
Ensures that applications are truly resilient to unexpected failures by regularly and randomly injecting chaos, preventing engineers from becoming complacent about failure scenarios.
Randomly terminates instances (e.g., virtual machines, containers) in a configurable environment.
Allows defining schedules, targeting rules, and exclusion lists to control the blast radius and timing of failures.
Can be integrated with cloud provider APIs (like AWS, GCP, Azure) and deployment platforms (like Spinnaker).
Chaos Monkey is applied in various scenarios to continuously verify the fault tolerance of systems:
Regularly terminate instances in production to ensure automatic healing, load balancing, and failover mechanisms work as expected under pressure.
Increases confidence in production system stability and reduces the likelihood of major outages due to single instance failures.
Integrate Chaos Monkey into CI/CD pipelines to automatically test the resilience of new service versions before deployment.
Catches resilience issues early in the development cycle, reducing the cost and risk of fixing them later.
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