Mangle -Systematically Introducing Chaos to Your Application
summary
Mangle is an open-source chaos platform that runs against K8s, Docker, vCenter or any SSH host with a REST API, Cassandra persistence and Hazelcast for HA. Demo injects 3,000 ms added latency on a remote Linux host with a 15s auto-remediation timeout, causes service-unavailable via pod deletion in a Kubernetes catalog service by deleting pods selected by label, and triggers a Byteman JVM exception injection in a Docker container that returns HTTP 500; all faults are remediated and recorded.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Fun Activity
- 11:00Value Proposition
- 14:51Fault Types
- 16:43Demo Overview
- 18:15Configuring Endpoint
- 20:28Fault Repository
- 22:06Ping Command
- 22:27Inject Fault
- 24:30Demo
- 26:33Endpoint
- 27:54Fault Injection
- 29:12Fault Injection Criteria
- 32:07Application Level Fault
- 33:37Docker Machine
- 34:37Docker Endpoint
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