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Update ADOPTERS.md with Litmus usage details #2191
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I am using LitmusChaos as a part of our QA cycle at the moment to verify resiliency and catch bugs. For now it is only used in AWS EKS and Ec2 instances , we are expanding it to usage in Azure hopefully soon. |
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Applications/Workloads or Infra that are being subjected to chaos by Litmus:
Why was Litmus chosen & how it is helping you (a brief description on the usecase):
Are you using it as part of devtest, CI/CD, in staging/pre-prod/prod or other:
If you would like your name (as standalone user) or organization name to be added to the Adopters.md, please provide a preferred contact handle like github id, twitter id, linkedin id, website etc:
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Applications/Workloads or Infra that are being subjected to chaos by Litmus
Why was Litmus chosen & how it is helping you (a brief description on the usecase)
Are you using it as part of devtest, CI/CD, in staging/pre-prod/prod or other
If you would like your name (as standalone user) or organization name to be added to the Adopters.md, please provide a preferred contact handle like github id, twitter id, linkedin id, website etc.
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Why do we use Litmus. How do we use Litmus. Benefits in using Litmus. |
Please consider the shared file here as adopter for |
Why do we use Litmus. How do we use Litmus. Benefits in using Litmus. |
We are using litmus chaos to inject faults in our aks environments. Before arriving at litmus we explored other tools , but found litmus to be the most well rounded one and the one that aligned closest to the principles of chaos The chaos gated deployments make use of the in-built git ops integration in litmus |
We have used Litmus to build out Chaos Engineering platforms with some of our large E-Commerce customers to improve resilience for big sales periods such as Black Friday. We looked into quite a few tools, and Litmus provided us with the flexibility we needed, whilst bootstrapping many of the components we would have to write ourselves. We also used Litmus Chaos experiments when discussing some of our customer's architecture constraints, and showing them real world cases of how to make Kubernetes more resilient.
The Litmus community and *product have been a great addition to our tool stack, and provided many benefits for us. |
We have been using Litmus 2.X at iFood for a couple of months, replacing chaostoolkit as it provides a wider range of experiments out-of-the-box. We've started using it to validate the fallback mechanisms of critical services monthly. Right now, we are expanding its usage to go further and inject failures to drop access to databases, redis, Kafka and AWS services and learn from it and take some countermeasures to improve the critical services. |
We at FIS Global, have been embarking on to larger SRE program to transform platform teams from purely operations focused to bring in SRE/Automation culture and mindset. As part of that larger effort, Chaos/Resiliency Engineering is identified as key program to improve stability and availability thus improve overall reliability of applications across organization and provide superior customer experience. We have chosen Litmus as a Chaos Engineering Tool because, It
Where we are using Litmus
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In adidas, we started months ago with a new initiative about how to implement chaos engineering practices in order to provide the engineering teams a guide and tools about how to test the resilience of the applications through chaos engineering. With this goal in mind, we started to define some best practices and processes to be shared with our engineering team, and we started to evaluate a few tools. After an evaluation of different tools, we decided to go ahead with Litmus Chaos.
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We are utilizing Chaos Engineering for something else at the moment :) We found it very useful to bring our engineering confidence while responding to production incidents and train them on cloud native engineering practices, check out this article where I elaborate more on our workshop - https://www.infoq.com/articles/chaos-engineering-cloud-native/ |
After an evaluation period of some Chaos Engineering tools, we chose Litmus because it is a more mature tool that would meet most of our needs. We are in the implementation, configuration, and process definition phase.
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At InfraCloud, we are using Litmus to develop Resiliency Frameworks. How do we use Litmus. Benefits in using Litmus.
Company website: https://www.infracloud.io/ |
We practice chaos engineering using Litmus in the Apache APISIX Ingress. Litmus also helped us find hidden bugs. Project website: https://apisix.apache.org/ |
At Baobab Group, we use LitmusChaos to orchestrate chaos on Kubernetes to help developers and SREs find weaknesses in their application deployments. We use it on QA and Preprod stages in order to see how the Workloads and AWS ressources behave in case of failure injection. How do we use Litmus. Benefits in using Litmus.
Company website: https://baobab.com/ |
Flipkart is an adoptor of Litmus Chaos. In addition to using the core features, we have also built a VM chaos platform leveraging Litmus. The details are covered in this talk we gave at Chaos Carnival 2024 - Building a Chaos Platform for Virtual Machines with OpenSource Tools
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Why do we use Litmus. How do we use Litmus. Benefits in using Litmus. |
Within Delivery Hero, two of our entities, Hungerstation and PedidosYa, have been leveraging Litmus to enhance the resilience of their services. We use various faults offered by Litmus such Network Latency, Network Corruption etc. Using Litmus the teams have been able to test mechanisms such as circuit breaking, fallbacks, scaling behaviour, context timeouts etc. Building on this experience, we are currently developing an internal Chaos Engineering Platform, based on Litmus, as part of our Global Developer Platform initiative. This platform aims to standardize and elevate chaos engineering practices across all Delivery Hero verticals. |
At Talend, we are using Litmus 2.x and Litmus 3.x within our pipeline and for weekly checks. Litmus was the solution we chose to help us on our journey with chaos engineering. How do we use Litmus? Litmus is deployed in our environment to validate our observability/security stack and to help promote our builds before they go live into production. We use it within a weekly job that utilizes Litmus as a chaos controller, along with a custom-built tool that collects results after injected experiments and sends them to Slack in report form for better resilience improvements in our observability/security stack. We have also started using it to validate our SLIs/SLOs and their runbooks. Additionally, we use it in our Jenkins pipeline when we want to promote builds to production after QA tests and validate that the new version supports newly injected turbulences, etc. Benefits of using Litmus? Litmus is a straightforward framework that provides multiple experiments and is easy to use by developers. It allows for the creation of specific chaos workflows depending on their needs. |
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@prithvi1307 , I hope this is okay. Please let me know if there's anything else I can provide. Thanks again for making such an awesome product 🙇 |
Leveraging Litmus Chaos Engineering in Kubernetes Infrastructure We have a Kubernetes-based infrastructure pivotal to our operations, where reliability and resilience are paramount. Recognizing the need for robust testing methodologies, we turned to Litmus Chaos Engineering to fortify our systems against potential failures and to ensure seamless operations even under adverse conditions. Why Litmus: Use Case and Implementation: Achievements: Successful deployment of Chaos Center and Litmus Delegate, empowering us with centralized chaos management capabilities. Next Steps: Contact Information: We are excited about the possibilities that Litmus Chaos Engineering unlocks for us and look forward to sharing our insights and experiences with the community. |
NubankNubank is the world’s largest digital banking platform outside of Asia, serving over 100 million customers across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia. Applications/Workloads or Infra that are being subjected to chaos by Litmus
Why was Litmus chosen & how it is helping you (a brief description on the use case)
How do we use Litmus
Benefits of Litmus
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The LitmusChaos Community is working towards increasing adoption of chaos engineering practices within the Kubernetes world & is focused on collaboration with other cloud-native projects. One of the ways of tracking the project's reach is via an ADOPTERS list. The purpose of this issue is to get a list of organizations/individuals who are using Litmus to power their chaosengineering practice and also share broadly their usecases & reasons for choosing Litmus.
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This information will be used to create a PR on the ADOPTERS.md file, which you can approve. Alternatively, feel free to create a PR and reference this issue !
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