Chaos Engineering with Litmus and Jenkins

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Shows integrating Litmus 2 into a Jenkins pipeline to run Kubernetes chaos experiments (CPU, memory, network latency) implemented as Argo Workflows. Manifests are deployed via Terraform, monitoring uses Prometheus/Grafana, pipelines build and push a container image, apply manifests, trigger Litmus experiments for 60–120 seconds, collect probe results and a verdict, then either promote the image on success or fail and send a chaos report to Slack.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 3:51Adopting Chaos Engineering
3. 7:02Litmus prerequisites
4. 12:25Litmus-Jenkins integration
5. 15:56Demo: Litmus & Jenkins
6. 24:19Automation best practices
7. 30:56Conclusion

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