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Known Issues and Limitations

Version 2.0 (Released 4th November 2019)

Deploying a multi node cluster of Mangle on Kubernetes may not work as expected

There is a known limitation in deploying a Mangle multi node cluster on Kubernetes. So we recommend that you deploy only a single node setup of Mangle on Kubernetes.

Invalid message in response of API call when user is not logged in

The current description field in the response shows invalid username and password instead of user is unauthorized.

The processed requests page takes a while to load

Depending on the number of requests to load, the page might take anywhere between 5 to 25 seconds to load. This is due to server pagination limitations.

FileHandler leak fault failing on machines with optimized shell configured as default shell

FileHandler leak fault injection can sometimes fail if the endpoint that it runs against has an optimized shell configured as the default shell.

Root password provided at the time of OVA deployment is not actually changed

The default root password will not be over written even though a new password is given at the time of Mangle ova deployment.

Retrigger of certain application faults fail with a command not found error/exception

This error is displayed if the same fault is already running against the same endpoint.

Manual remediation of faults doesn't work for K8s endpoint

This is a known issue. To workaround this use the timeout field to auto-remediate the fault.

Remediation of K8S Resource Not Ready fault does not work when random injection flag is set as false

Injecting application fault of a different type on the same process when another one is in progress fails if a different port is specified

If there is already an application fault running for a process, you will have to specify the same port to run another injection on the same process. This is a known limitation of the agent used for injection.