etcd-cloud-operator VS kubeorbit

Nonetheless, you can just use https://github.com/Quentin-M/etcd-cloud-operator to spin up etcd in minutes with terraform, and let the operator manage all backups & recoveries from failure scenarios for you completely automatically (e.g. one node dead/reboot w/ data + rejoin, one node dead w/o data+ replacement, all nodes dead + rebootstrap from backup, etc etc).

That's a thing this does! https://github.com/Quentin-M/etcd-cloud-operator

KubeOrbit would be the perfect tool for you! know more about it on GitHub https://github.com/teamcode-inc/kubeorbit

know more about it on GitHub https://github.com/teamcode-inc/kubeorbit

https://github.com/teamcode-inc/kubeorbit.

Looking for more contributors to open source project KubeOrbit, which is an integration test tool based on Kubernetes easily. https://github.com/teamcode-inc/kubeorbit

Our team recently built an open-source project of microservices integration test for cloud-native applications, https://github.com/teamcode-inc/kubeorbit, we are still working and optimizing it now.

Just open sourced my project on GitHub of a tool to test and debug on Kubernetes easily, so that the can tests of cloud-native applications in a hands-free style. You can have a try and let me know what do you think of :)

The team does not need to adjust the existing technology stack and architecture, KubeOrbit will adapt your microservices and can also isolate the communication between different test channels. But during the product, I found that many manual operations are required. And I just got the notification from its official facebook page that the product is open source on GitHub (https://github.com/teamcode-inc/kubeorbit). I will follow up this product and if these manual operation processes can be automated, the user experience will be greatly improved.