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darkerside
on Jan 28, 2018
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Principles of Chaos Engineering
Seems analogous to load testing a physical structure. At first, that probably seemed unnecessarily risky, but in retrospect, you want to build robustly enough that even fairly excessive/destructive loads have no real impact.
tormeh
on Jan 28, 2018
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Yeah, when hardware failures are expected, simulating hardware failures is no different from simulating trucks driving over a bridge.
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