Manage ChaosHub
Create and manage ChaosHubs at the project, organization, and account levels
Harness Resilience Testing supports creating ChaosHubs at three different levels, each serving specific use cases and providing different levels of access and control.
Project Level ChaosHub
Project Level ChaosHubs are scoped to individual projects, providing teams with dedicated spaces for their specific chaos engineering needs.
Creating a Project Level ChaosHub
Navigate to your specific Chaos Engineering project in Harness
Go to Project Settings → ChaosHubs

scope Click New ChaosHub
Enter the ChaosHub details and click Create

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Organization Level ChaosHub
Organization Level ChaosHubs are available across all projects within a specific Harness organization, providing standardization for teams within that organization.
Creating an Organization Level ChaosHub
Navigate to Chaos Engineering in your Harness account
Go to Organization Settings → ChaosHubs
Click New ChaosHub
Enter the ChaosHub details and click Create
Account Level ChaosHub
Account Level ChaosHubs provide the highest scope, available across all organizations and projects within your Harness account, making them ideal for enterprise-wide chaos engineering governance and standardization.
Creating an Account Level ChaosHub
Navigate to the Chaos Engineering in your Harness account
Go to Account Settings → ChaosHubs
Click New ChaosHub
Enter the ChaosHub details and click Create
Access Control and Permissions
ChaosHub access is managed through Harness RBAC (Role-Based Access Control):
Account Level: Requires account-level chaos engineering permissions
Organization Level: Requires organization-level chaos engineering permissions
Project Level: Requires project-level chaos engineering permissions
Next Steps
Now that you have created your ChaosHub, you can start building your chaos engineering resources:
Create Templates: Add reusable fault and experiment templates to your ChaosHub. Learn how to create and manage templates.
Build Experiments: Use the templates from your ChaosHub to create chaos experiments in the new Chaos Studio. Get started with creating experiments.
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