Celebrating One Year of Chaos Mesh: Looking Back and Ahead

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  • chaos-mesh

    A Chaos Engineering Platform for Kubernetes.

  • It's been a year since Chaos Mesh was first open-sourced on GitHub. Chaos Mesh started out as a mere fault injection tool and is now heading towards the goal of building a chaos engineering ecology. Meanwhile, the Chaos Mesh community was also built from scratch and has helped Chaos Mesh join CNCF as a Sandbox project.

  • chaosd

    A Chaos Engineering toolkit.

  • To better support Kubernetes native components and node-level failures, we developed Chaosd, which provides physical node-level fault injection. We're extensively testing and refining this feature for release within the next few months.

  • InfluxDB

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  • datasource

    Grafana data source plugin for Chaos Mesh.

  • To further improve the observability of chaos experiments, we have included a separate Grafana plug-in for Chaos Mesh, which allows users to directly display real-time chaos experiment information on the application monitoring panel. This way, users can simultaneously observe the running status of the application and the current chaos experiment information.

  • chaos-mesh-action

  • To enable users to run chaos experiments even during the development phase, we developed the chaos-mesh-action project, allowing Chaos Mesh to run in the workflow of GitHub Actions. This way, Chaos Mesh can easily be integrated into daily system development and testing.

  • tipocket

    A toolkit for testing TiDB

  • TiPocket is an automated test platform that integrates Chaos Mesh and Argo, a workflow engine designed for Kubernetes. TiPocket is designed to be a fully automated chaos engineering testing loop for TiDB, a distributed database. There are a number of steps when we conduct chaos experiments, including deploying applications, running workloads, injecting exceptions, and business checks. To fully automate these steps, Argo was integrated into TiPocket. Chaos Mesh provides rich fault injection, while Argo provides flexible orchestration and scheduling.

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