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proposal for presentation, week3: An Introduction to Application-level Chaos Engineering and Its Tools #369
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Hi @nagavem , thanks for the PR! Could you also add a short statement (1-3 sentences) about the relevance and timeliness for Chaos Engineering & Devops in your README? (see presentation#how-to-register-your-topic) Another issue to be fixed is the folder's name. You don't need to add the |
A pointer to previous discussions: #360 |
Hi! As part of our presentation which includes some evaluation results using tools like "Chaos monkey","Gremlin" and "ChaosMachine", I was trying to work with chaos machine on a springboot appliaction. I see an issue which says "Failed to execute goal fr.inria.gforge.spoon:spoon-maven-plugin:3.2:generate (default) on project WebApplication: Exception during the spoonify of the target project.". Tried looking for a solution online but no luck so far. I see this which is closed issue in spoon. Can you help me out in fixing this? |
Hi @akhilyerrapragadaa , thanks for trying ChaosMachine :) |
@gluckzhang Thank you for looking into this. Regarding using chaos machine as a java agent, thank you for the input. We will be trying it for sure! :) Note: The tool is really cool! |
@gluckzhang I have made some changes to the readme and also updated the folder name. |
@akhilyerrapragadaa , thanks for the info. We are happy that you find ChaosMachine interesting. Feel free to give more feedback. I will take a look at the errors and be back to you later :) We could even have more discussions in the future regarding research work on chaos engineering if you are interested in doing a master thesis :D |
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Hi @nagavem, thanks for the updates! I would still expect some explanations about relevance and timeliness. Some other suggestions have been added directly to the README
. When others are reading your contribution in this repo, the first thing they will take a look at is this README file, so let's polish the text a bit before merging it :)
Thanks for the updates. Now the PR is merged! |
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[Chaos Machine Deep Dive](https://doi.org/10.1109/TSE.2019.2954871) | ||
[Chaos Engineering in Devops] (https://medium.com/capital-one-tech/continuous-chaos-introducing-chaos-engineering-into-devops-practices-75757e1cca6d) |
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incorrect Markdown links here (space between square bracket and parenthesis), could you fix please? you may add bullets also. Thanks!
Hi, I have proposed changes to read me file in path - course\contributions\presentation\week3\vemula-akhily . Kindly approve the latest changes. Thanks |
Hi @akhilyerrapragadaa , this PR was merged before your fix. Have you created another PR to update the file? I didn't see it. |
Presentation by Nagasudeep [email protected]
and Akhil Yerrapragada - [email protected]
Introduction to chaos engineering and its tools
Fault injection vs Chaos engineering differences.
Comparision between chaos machine with other chaos engineering systems (Ex: Simian Army).
Performace evaluation of a spring application using chaos machine/chaos monkey.
Please note that we will be refering to "A Chaos Engineering System for Live Analysis and
Falsification of Exception-handling in the JVM
" to consider some inputs as we see very little documentation available.