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Chaos engineering is about helping companies set up worst case scenarios and testing them to see what causes the operating system to fall over, but up until now, it has mostly been for teams running Linux servers. Gremlin, the startup that offers Chaos Engineering as a Service released a new tool to give engineers working […] Continue reading Gremlin brings chaos engineering to Windows platform
Grounding problems and unwanted noise in electrical systems can often lead to insanity. It can seem like there’s no method to the madness when an electrical “gremlin” caused by one of these things pops its head out. When looking more closely, however, these issues have a way of becoming more …read more
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The practice of Chaos Engineering developed at Amazon and Netflix a decade ago to help those web scale companies test their complex systems for worst case scenarios before they happened. Gremlin was started by a former employee of both these companies to make it easier to perform this type of testing without a team of […] Continue reading Gremlin brings Chaos Engineering as a Service to Kubernetes
Gremlin, the world’s first hosted Chaos Engineering service created by engineers formerly at Amazon and Netflix, announced ‘Gremlin Free’ which makes it easy for DevOps teams to get started with Chaos Engineering. Gremlin Free includes the ability to r… Continue reading Companies can save millions of dollars annually in preventable downtime and outages
Gremlin announced an $18 million Series B led by Redpoint Ventures. Along with the new funding round, Gremlin has launched Application Level Fault Injection (ALFI), enabling DevOps teams to inject failure at the application level for developing full-st… Continue reading Gremlin raises $18 million, announces Application Level Fault Injection