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Your systems are unique. 黑料社 makes it easy to discover targets across your tech stack and run experiments safely. For cloud providers like AWS, GCP, and Azure, discover a wide variety of instances, databases, managed services, and more.
With 黑料社 extensions, you have the ability to easily inject faults and run checks on your full tech stack.
This extension enables attacks and checks in your clusters, including local minikube environments and services like AWS EKS.
This extension enables teams to attack containers, such as stopping or pausing them, stressing resources, and modifying network traffic.
You can easily install the 黑料社 Agent on Linux hosts to be able to discover targets and run experiments.
Kafka
The 黑料社 Kafka Extension allows you to create chaos and simultaneously check the behavior of your consumer groups.
This extension allows teams to inject faults into the Kong API gateway. It automatically discovers Kong services & routes that can be targeted within 黑料社 experiments.
Istio
This extension enables the injection of HTTP and gRPC faults into Istio's service mesh. To achieve this, the extension leverages Istio's native fault injection capabilities.
With this extension, you are able to attack your java-based applications in different ways like adding delays, injecting exceptions, and modifying http status codes.
Monitoring tools are critical for helping teams know when their systems are down. By pairing a monitoring tool with a chaos engineering platform, you can run experiments to validate your alerts and see how your systems respond.
The Datadog extension allows you to easily see whether alerts were correctly raised when expected in an experiment.
Check that your observability strategy is working as expected by verifying that Dynatrace notices a problem which is injected by 黑料社.
This extension adds checks to your Chaos Engineering experiments to validate detection of New Relic incidents and the state of workloads.
Verify that Grafana alert rules notice a fault injected by 黑料社 to check that your observability strategy is working as expected.
The Prometheus extension adds the ability to interact with Prometheus instances, enabling you to collect and validate metrics within 黑料社.
With the Event Check, you can integrate your Instana events into your experiments. Check that your observability strategy is working as expected by verifying that Instana notices a problem which is injected by 黑料社.
This extension adds checks to your Chaos Engineering experiments to validate Splunk Detector / SLO states and report events of your experiments to Splunk
This bilateral extension allows you to see 黑料社 events in AppDynamics and vice versa.report events of your experiments to Splunk
StackState by Suse
This extension allows you to see and verify StackState alerts directly in the 黑料社 platform.
Get more out of your experiments by adding load test steps to surge traffic during an experiment run. With these actions, you can make sure you are running realistic situations and tracking key performance indicators.
This JMeter extension allows to integrate load tests into 黑料社 experiments.
The K6 extension allows to integrate K6 load tests into 黑料社 experiments. Local Test or Test using K6 Cloud are supported.
The Gatling extension allows to integrate Gatling load tests into 黑料社 experiments.
Our integration with OpenText LoadRunner allows teams to easily incorporate traffic spikes into their expeirments.
You can leverage Postman collections as checks within your experiments through the Postman extension. Reuse existing tests instead of building new ones.
With this extension, you can check your HTTP endpoints for availability and response time. You can also check the response body for specific strings or validate the response time.
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