Chaos Engineering

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Harness Chaos Engineering provides end-to-end tooling for resilience testing at enterprise scale through proven chaos engineering principles. Chaos Engineering is the practice of proactively introducing controlled faults into applications and infrastructure to test the resilience of business services. Developers, QA teams, performance engineers, and Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) run chaos experiments to measure system resilience and discover weaknesses before they impact production.

Introduction

Overview

Learn about Harness Chaos Engineering features, use-cases, and benefits.

Architecture

Learn about the architecture of Harness Chaos Engineering.

Getting Started

Run your first chaos experiment in minutes with our comprehensive quickstart guide.

Feature highlights

Chaos Faults

Comprehensive fault library for Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP, and infrastructure chaos.

Probes

Monitor and validate system health during chaos experiments with various probe types.

Chaos Guard

Chaos Guard provides additional layer of security to minimize blast radius and mitigate potential security threats.

Integrations

Onboard from Harness CD

Run chaos experiments from your CD pipelines.

Performance Testing Tools

Combine chaos experiments with performance testing using Gatling and other load testing tools.

APM Tools

Integrate with APM tools to monitor and validate system health during chaos experiments.