Spend more on resilence, get more resilience: who whould've thunk it?
Tim Anderson
Wed 27 Jan 2021 // 10:30 UTC
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The 2021 State of Chaos Engineering report from Gremlin, based on a survey of 400 companies, has shown a correlation between high availability and frequent use of chaos engineering.
Chaos engineering is the practice of deliberately injecting faults into a service to test its resilience. AWS is introducing its own version of this, called Fault Injection Service, early this year, according to CTO Werner Vogels at last month's re:Invent.
The new survey from chaos engineering company Gremlin, with contributions from Dynatrace, Epsagon, Grafana Labs, LaunchDarkly and PagerDuty, all companies in the DevOps and observability space, attracted respondents from a range of company sizes from small businesses to enterprises.