Chaos Engineering Fundamentals

<p>Chaos engineering is the disciplined practice of injecting real-world faults into a system to test whether it actually survives them, rather than assuming it does. This advanced, hands-on course follows a platform reliability engineer through his first chaos experiments on a real distributed system running on Kubernetes: writing a steady-state hypothesis, building blast-radius controls and abort conditions, running fault-injection experiments with Chaos Mesh, and eventually scaling the practice into automated, continuous experiments wired into the deployment pipeline. You will come away knowing how to design a safe chaos experiment, run it against Kubernetes workloads, and convert what it finds into durable resilience fixes like timeouts, retries, and circuit breakers.</p>

Tools: chaos engineering, resilience testing, fault injection, kubernetes