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Prerequisites- Installing Binaries

This topic describes the binaries to be installed before executing the Linux OS based VMware faults.

Fault
Binaries Required
Steps to Install the Binary (if any)
  • Install iproute2 for Ubuntu VM.

  • Requires tc command for CentOS/RHEL VMs.

N/A

  • Install iproute2 for Ubuntu VM.

  • Requires tc command for CentOS/RHEL VMs.

N/A

  • Install stress-ng command in the VM.

  • Ability to run the pkill command in case of abort.

  1. Download the binary: curl -LO https://app.harness.io/public/shared/tools/chaos/linux/stress-ng-amd64-v0.14.02

  2. Rename the binary: mv stress-ng-amd64-v0.14.02 stress-ng

  3. Make it executable: chmod +x stress-ng

  4. Move to system path: sudo mv stress-ng /usr/local/bin/

  • Install stress-ng command in the VM.

  • Ability to run the pkill command in case of abort.

See VMware CPU Hog installation steps.

  • Install stress-ng command in the VM.

  • Ability to run the pkill command in case of abort.

See VMware CPU Hog installation steps.

  • Install dns_interceptor binary in the target VM.

  • Permissions to operate on iptables.

N/A

  • Install toxiproxy-server binary in the target VM.

  • Install toxiproxy-cli binary in the target VM.

  • Install iproute2 in the target VM.

  • Permissions to operate on iptables.

  1. Download the binary: curl -LO https://app.harness.io/public/shared/tools/chaos/utils/toxiproxy/toxiproxy-server-linux-amd64.tar.gz

  2. Extract the archive: tar -zxvf toxiproxy-server-linux-amd64.tar.gz

  3. Make it executable: chmod +x toxiproxy-server

  4. Move to system path: sudo mv toxiproxy-server /usr/local/bin/

  5. Download the binary: curl -LO https://app.harness.io/public/shared/tools/chaos/utils/toxiproxy/toxiproxy-cli-linux-amd64.tar.gz

  6. Extract the archive: tar -zxvf toxiproxy-cli-linux-amd64.tar.gz

  7. Make it executable: chmod +x toxiproxy-cli

  8. Move to system path: sudo mv toxiproxy-cli /usr/local/bin/

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