Chaos Engineering represents an interesting software engineering methodology to improve
the resilience of a complex IT system operating in a live production environment by injecting …

Testing the resiliency of complex IT services deployed in hybrid Cloud scenarios is a
challenging task that requires expensive and possibly destructive operations. An interesting …

With the advent of internet-scale systems, and the need to assure a high functional and non-
functional quality of those systems, researchers and practitioners have been working on …

The prevalence of microservice architectures and container orchestration technologies
increases the complexity of assessing such systems' resilience. Chaos engineering is an …

While Chaos Engineering has gained currency in the Site Reliability Engineering
community, service and business owners are often nervous about experimenting in …

Modern cyber-physical systems (CPS) are interdependent, mechanical and IT components
that support operations in most of society's critical infrastructures. Time and again history has …

Chaos Engineering is a way to break things in a controlled manner to assess system
resilience. One of the pioneers of this concept is Netflix with its Chaos Monkey tool. Their …

Background. Chaos Engineering is proposed as a practice to verify a system's resilience
under real, operational conditions. It employs fault injection, is originally developed at …

As more companies move toward microservices and other distributed technologies, the
complexity of these systems increases. You can't remove the complexity, but through Chaos …

Within the Industry 4.0 vision, digital twins (DTs) have gained great attention as a promising
approach to improve remote monitoring and control by means of virtual representations of …