An introduction to Azure Chaos Studio | Azure Friday

Azure Chaos Studio is a is a fully managed chaos engineering experimentation platform for accelerating discovery of hard-to-find problems, from late-stage development through production. John Engel-Kemnetz joins Scott Hanselman to show how you can disrupt your apps intentionally to identify gaps and plan mitigations before your customers are impacted by a problem.

0:00 – Introduction
0:41 – Chaos engineering
3:58 – Demo context
4:49 – Demo of a chaos experiment
15:22 – Wrap-up

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[cmabr]

It's a good idea to have a systematic service to test a chaotic situation. Congrats John Engel-Kemnetz for speaking clear.

[vktop]

Azure Chaos Studio is an amazing service and the explanation was excellent

[johnfromireland]

That has got to be one of my favourite phrases: "We don't want to boil the ocean".

[roti_pani]

@microsoft Azure How Cheos Studio can be used for on-Premises VM's? Is there any agent available or any extension available?

[roti_pani]

How Cheos Studio can be used for on-Premises VM's? Is there any agent available or any extension available?

[DavidKSanders]

Thanks for a great summary of Chaos Studio John and Scott. I went to go try this out and I can only see VM's in my list of targets. Reading the linked documentation it refers to using API apps firewalls and databases. Are we only able to use this with pods and VMS or there just something wrong in the Azure Portal right now?

[azureNETCode]

seems a useful service for resiliency testing

[trijay]

In above conversation I can find out there will be impact on prod resource.. So should we try this experiment when prod is least usable or there is 0% affect for prod resource when we run the experiment