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Gremlin @AWS re:Invent 2018

December 20, 2018
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2 min read

A couple weeks ago I attended my first AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas and it was definitely as overwhelming as expected, with over 55,000 people in attendance. Most exciting for me was meeting existing and potential customers along with talking to the community about Chaos Engineering. It was also very cool watching Adrian Cockcroft and our very own Ana Medina kick off the conference with a session on Breaking Containers, followed by Ana and Ho Ming Li joining the AWS Launchpad Livestream.

Continuous Chaos with Spinnaker

April 2, 2019
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2 min read

Spinnaker integration has been deprecated. Please see the Integrations page to find other tools that Gremlin natively integrates with, or use the Gremlin REST API.

Simple Kubernetes Targeting for Your Chaos Experiments

November 18, 2019
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2 min read

Today we’re excited to introduce native Kubernetes support to the Gremlin Reliability as a Service platform. Gremlin users can now easily discover, visualize, and target their Kubernetes objects within our web app and using our API. Now, when kicking off an experiment, Gremlin will intelligently select the containers underlying the specified Kubernetes objects so that you can be confident that your application runs the way you expect it to on Kubernetes.

Secure Chaos Engineering on Kubernetes clusters without being a noisy neighbor

November 17, 2020
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4 min read

Kubernetes is a powerful open source platform to build scalable, reliable systems, designed to be extensible and customizable for many use cases. Kubernetes provides the ability to scale individual pods, swap out runtimes, and control access to objects using namespaces. Each of these features adds higher utilization, customizability, and better security along with added complexity.

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