turbulence-release
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Turbulence release is used for injecting failure scenarios into any BOSH deployment.
Hi, trying to kill VMs on Azure does not work as of semicolon in VM CID: (related issue cloudfoundry/bosh-cli#512 was fixed with cloudfoundry/bosh-cli#513) ``` Deleting VM 'agent_id:eb967e44-3ce2-4602-adc1-8c4f4bde0ed3;resource_group_name:test;storage_account_name:test': Expected task '581861'...
there is an issue in the scheduler where the function definition will always take the last entry of the item list
Added: - PauseProcess - New functions to ControlNetwork (reordering, corruption, and duplication) - Network Shaping (Bandwidth Limiting) - BlockDNS - Timeout for Filldisk - TargetedBlocker Fixed: - Issue #21 The...
I added the capability to restrict ControlNet to specific destinations. This PR contains all changes which are part of https://github.com/cppforlife/turbulence-release/pull/25
This PR will enable the following features for turbulence on windows: - fill-disk - stress (CPU, RAM & IO) The following blobs are needed for this PR to work: -...
1. The depend on k8s(kubernetes) and docker? 2. How to deply the project at server(VMs), deploy agent at (VMs)? 3. We need to simulate the following actions at agent server(VMs),...
Hello. I was trying to use the turbulence-release to perform turbulence-tests on one of our bosh deployments. I am facing some issues with the `kill-process` incident. When I am triggering...
I am consistently getting the error `RTNETLINK answers: File exists` when I attempt to use a ControlNet incident with both `Delay` and `Loss`. Furthermore, after this configuration is used, the...
I receive the following error when attempting to use the Shutdown attack without force enabled: ``` Task execution: Halting: Running command: 'halt', stdout: '', stderr: 'shutdown: Unable to shutdown system...
It would be useful, in order to test certain failure modes, to have the ability to simulate packet drops. Something like [this](http://code.nomad-labs.com/2010/03/11/simulating-dropped-packets-aka-crappy-internets-with-iptables/) would likely be enough, but even killing random...