Gremlin for DynatraceGremlin for Dynatrace
Gremlin for Dynatrace enables engineers to build more reliable software by running Chaos Engineering experiments with confidence.
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Overview
Downtime is expensive, damages customer trust, and causes employee burnout. Gremlin allows you to pressure test your applications to find their weak spots and better understand your overall systems. With Gremlin, you can run Chaos Engineering experiments against hosts, containers, functions, or Kubernetes primitives with 12 different attack modes, or "Gremlins." Pair Dynatrace's full-stack visibility with Gremlin to precisely target a small portion of your infrastructure or request layer traffic. Then, use Dynatrace to see how your application reacts. You can even configure abort conditions using a Dynatrace Status Check to ensure experiments do not exceed pre-determined limits. Perform GameDays or increase your resiliency with every build by adding Gremlin into your pipelines. With Gremlin you can reduce incidents, shorten time to resolution, ship code faster, and launch new applications with confidence.
Key Features
- Reliability across your environment: Test and improve the reliability of distributed systems. Orchestrate chaos experiments across your environment, including cloud platforms, bare metal, containers, and Kubernetes clusters.
- Track reliability improvements: Keep track of various experiments run across your environment to help you prioritize which services need attention, and where vulnerabilities may lie.
- Win customer trust: Keep customers at the heart of your engineering practices. Test across every variable to uncover and address potential failure points before they disrupt customer experiences and damage your brand.
- Avoid costly downtime: Minimize your risk of system failure by proactively testing for weaknesses and addressing them before they become costly, public outages.
- Reduce your MTTD and MTTR: Get comfortable with various failure scenarios so in the event that the unlikely happens (and it will), you're prepared to respond quickly and efficiently.
