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In this piece from Slack Engineering, the authors advocate for intentionally breaking systems to improve resilience. They share a real-world incident that led them to adopt "strategic chaos" as a way to test and strengthen their recovery processes.
https://slack.engineering/break-stuff-on-purpose/
slack.engineering Break Stuff on Purpose Incidents are stressful but inevitable. Even services designed for availability will eventually encounter a failure. Engineers naturally find it daunting to defend their systems against the “infinite number of ways” things can go wrong.
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