DevOps — Chaos Engineering

Chaos Engineering is the practice of intentionally introducing failures into a system to test its resilience. The goal is to ensure systems can withstand real-world problems like server crashes, network failures, or high traffic spikes. Tools like Chaos Monkey simulate random outages to find weak points before they cause real issues. This helps teams build more reliable systems and plan for disasters.

Example: Randomly shutting down a production server to test if the system auto-recovers without downtime.