A nice article about chaos engineering that was shared in our chat.

The author uses some overly fluffy sentences, but the core of the article holds strong: in many cases, you don't need chaos engineering, and there are things that have better ROI, unless you have them already.

Personally, I'd also like to add that chaos engineering is not simply about breaking things - it's about experimentation. You don't just randomly switch off things, you build hypotheses and validate them. This is the boring, yet crucial part, that many oversee.

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