BoF Deep Dive: Chaos Engineering

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Demo shows using Chaos Toolkit CLI and the Chaos Platform to run reproducible experiments against a Kubernetes service: change a deployment image, run load probes, check steady-state probes before and after, and automatically rollback. Four outcomes appear: no-op when image unchanged, successful rollout, blocked rollout when readiness probe fails, and a slow version that causes 500s. Experiments generate PDF/HTML reports, send Slack traces, and run as a Kubernetes Job so chaos is automated, visible, and produces evidence for reliability decisions.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:30Demo
3. 4:15Explanation
4. 12:23Demonstration
5. 18:40Report

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