Chaos engineering as a program
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In this lesson
run chaos experiments as a managed learning program.
Planned topics
- An experiment states a hypothesis about steady state, injects a fault, and compares the result.
- Control blast radius: small scope, abort criteria, off-peak start, someone on watch.
- Review every experiment: what we learned, what we fix, who owns it.
- A program has a backlog, a cadence, and growing scope from test to production.
Draft outline details
Demonstration
an experiment card: hypothesis, steady-state metric, fault, blast radius, abort condition, owner, follow-up actions.
Check your understanding
What makes chaos engineering different from breaking things?
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A hypothesis, controlled blast radius, abort criteria, and learning.
Practice
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