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| e2e |e2e-suite, e2e-dashboard |litmus-e2e |@uditgaurav, @Jonsy13 |@neelanjan00, @S-ayanide, @avaakash | | ||
| integrations |CI/CD plugins, wrappers |chaos-ci-lib, gitlab-templates, github-actions |@uditgaurav, @ksatchit |@ispeakc0de, @Adarshkumar14 | | ||
| helm-charts |control-plane, agent, experiments|litmus-helm |@Jasstkn, @ispeakc0de, @imrajdas, @Jonsy13 |@ksatchit, @uditgaurav | | ||
| documentation |platform-docs, experiment-docs |litmus-docs, mkdocs |@neelanjan00, @umamukkara, @ispeakc0de |@ksatchit, @ajeshbaby, @amityt, @uditgaurav | | ||
| websites |project website, chaoshub, documentation |litmus-website, charthub, litmus-docs |@umamukkara, @arkajyotiMukherjee, @S-ayanide |@SahilKr24, @hrishavjha, @ajeshbaby | | ||
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| documentation |platform-docs, experiment-docs |litmus-docs, mkdocs |@neelanjan00, @umamukkara, @ispeakc0de |@ksatchit, @ajeshbaby, @amityt, @uditgaurav |websites |project website, chaoshub, documentation |litmus-website, charthub, litmus-docs |@umamukkara, @arkajyotiMukherjee, @S-ayanide |@SahilKr24, @hrishavjha, @ajeshbaby | | ||
| websites |project website, chaoshub, documentation |litmus-website, charthub, litmus-docs |@SahilKr24, @hrishavjha, @ajeshbaby |@umamukkara, @S-ayanide | | ||
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| "Vedant Shrotria",@Jonsy13,[email protected] | ||
| "Uma Mukkara",@umamukkara,[email protected] | ||
| "Sahil KR",@SahilKr24,[email protected] | ||
| "Ajesh Baby",@ajeshbaby,[email protected] | ||
| "Hrishav Jha",@hrishavjha,[email protected] | ||
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| "Adarsh Kumar",@Adarshkumar14,[email protected] | ||
| "Akash Srivastava",@avaakash,[email protected] | ||
| "Ajesh Baby",@ajeshbaby,[email protected] | ||
| "Sahil Kumar",@SahilKr24,[email protected] | ||
| "Hrishav Kumar Jha",@hrishavjha,[email protected] | ||
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| ## Emirates NBD | ||
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| [Emirates NBD](https://www.emiratesnbd.com) is Dubai's government-owned bank and is one of the largest banking groups in the Middle East in terms of assets. | ||
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| Resilience is a key aspect in creating fault-tolerant environments, and leveraging tools like Litmus has been instrumental in automating resilience testing. Litmus has enabled us to simulate real-time chaos scenarios, allowing us to thoroughly verify the robustness of both our infrastructure and applications. | ||
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| We began with a proof of concept (POC) on a playground cluster. While we explored other tools during this process, Litmus stood out significantly, not only in its capabilities but also due to its excellent user interface. Although we faced a few challenges during the initial setup of Litmus on OpenShift, the team provided timely support, helping us overcome these obstacles and successfully complete the POC. | ||
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| Now, we've successfully deployed Litmus in a non-production cluster environment, and our SRE team is in the process of transitioning from manual chaos testing to automated chaos tests. This shift will enable us to schedule, automate, and efficiently track the outcomes of these tests, enhancing the resilience of our systems. |
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| ## OutSystems | ||
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| [OutSystems](https://www.outsystems.com/) is a low-code development platform which provides tools for companies to develop, deploy and manage omnichannel enterprise applications. OutSystems was founded in 2001 in Lisbon, Portugal. In June 2018 OutSystems secured a $360M round of funding from KKR and Goldman Sachs and reached the status of Unicorn. | ||
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| ### **Leveraging Litmus Chaos Engineering in Kubernetes Infrastructure:** | ||
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| We have a Kubernetes-based infrastructure pivotal to our operations, where reliability and resilience are paramount. Recognizing the need for robust testing methodologies, we turned to Litmus Chaos Engineering to fortify our systems against potential failures and to ensure seamless operations even under adverse conditions. | ||
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| Litmus emerged as our tool of choice due to its comprehensive suite of chaos engineering capabilities tailored specifically for Kubernetes environments. Its versatility in orchestrating controlled chaos experiments aligns perfectly with our commitment to enhancing system reliability while maintaining agility. | ||
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| We have seamlessly integrated Litmus Chaos Engineering into various stages of our development and deployment pipeline, spanning from development and testing to staging and production environments. Leveraging Litmus, we meticulously craft and execute chaos experiments, meticulously observing how our infrastructure behaves under stress, and ensuring it meets our predefined Service Level Objectives (SLOs) and Service Level Indicators (SLIs). | ||
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| Our journey with Litmus Chaos Engineering has been marked by significant milestones: | ||
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| - Successful deployment of Chaos Center and Litmus Delegate, empowering us with centralized chaos management capabilities. | ||
| - Establishment of secure access to Chaos Center through HTTPS, coupled with domain customization for enhanced usability. | ||
| - Implementation of WAF ACL to restrict access to Chaos Center, ensuring secure interactions. | ||
| - Integration of Azure SSO for streamlined user management and authentication. | ||
| - Seamless connectivity between Chaos Center and target nodes, facilitating efficient chaos experimentation. | ||
| - Execution of numerous successful experiments, validating the resilience and scalability of our infrastructure. | ||
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| As we continue to harness the power of Litmus Chaos Engineering, we remain committed to expanding our chaos engineering initiatives, further refining our chaos experiments, and continually enhancing the resilience of our Kubernetes infrastructure. |
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