Resilience isn’t proven by uptime - it’s proven by failure. Chaos Engineering is about injecting controlled failures into systems to uncover weaknesses before real outages happen. Done right, it’s not reckless - it’s a scientific way to harden Kubernetes clusters.
1. Start Small with Safe Experiments
2. Define Steady State Before Chaos
3. Automate Chaos in Pipelines
4. Observe, Correlate, and Measure
5. Learn, Harden, Repeat
6. Real-World Example: Node Failure Simulation
✅ Bottom Line: Chaos Engineering is not about breaking production - it’s about proving resilience with science. By starting small, defining steady states, automating experiments, and learning from outcomes, DevOps and SRE teams build systems that recover, not just run.
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Good article
Thanks