G’Day Mate, this is part 2 of a book review for Accelerate. Pull up a chair and let’s get cracking. If you’re looking for part 1 you can find it here. Get the Accelerate book In Part 2 we’ll start with reducing deployment pain. How do I reduce deployment pain? In Accelerate there are several recommendations…

G’Day Mate, how are you? I hope you’re having a beaut day today. My name’s Tammy Bryant Butow and you’ve stumbled across my Medium blog. Welcome, sit down, grab a coffee and let’s chat about a book called Accelerate. Get your copy of the Accelerate book. Accelerate was published in…

After 6 years of working on keeping internet banking, mortgage broking, and foreign exchange trading up and running for over 1 million users I’ve seen many interesting, unusual and unexpected failure stories. Missing transactions, incorrect balance, duplicate transactions, lost transactions, lost mortgages and much more. Here’s a repo for fintech…

We recently released Webhooks here @ Gremlin. Here’s a quick guide to using Gremlin Webhooks to create your desired integrations. One of the most common requests I hear is “how do I easily share updates of the current Gremlin Attacks that we are running”… Today I’ll show you how to…

In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to use Jenkins to create an automated chaos gauntlet. This will be done using Jenkins Pipelines and Stages to inject a controlled amount of failure with Gremlin. We then add a final stage that allows you to optionally halt the attack from the…

In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to use Drone to create an automated chaos gauntlet for our services and applications. This will be done using Drone to inject a controlled amount of failure with Gremlin while building new services. We’ll then also share how to use Gremlin to automatically…

This collection of short videos demonstrate how to run the following attacks in 60 seconds. This is a quick and simple way to share the why, how, and what of these various Chaos Engineering attacks. Turn your sound on 🔊 Shutdown (scheduled / automated) — aka Chaos Monkey CPU Memory …

In this tutorial, we’ll be using Gremlin to run a blackhole attack that blocks an external address. In this example, we’ll block access to example.com. First, we’ll launch our container, a simple ubuntu container: sudo docker run -l service=curl --name curl -d nginx Obtain the container id, in this example…