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    Node.js chaos monkey

    Node.js chaos monkey

    Extremly naughty chaos monkey for Node.js

    node-chaos-monkey brings chaos engineering to Node.js by injecting controlled failures into running services to validate resilience. It lets teams rehearse real-world incidents—latency spikes, random process exits, resource exhaustion—and observe how circuits, retries, and backoff strategies behave. The tool is designed to be safe and configurable, enabling narrow blast radii and scheduled experiments during non-critical windows. It integrates naturally with staging or even carefully guarded...
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    toxy

    toxy

    Hackable HTTP proxy for resiliency testing

    Toxy is a programmable HTTP proxy created for resiliency testing and simulation of unreliable network conditions. It operates at the HTTP application layer, giving developers more control over requests and responses than basic TCP throttling tools. Its core model uses poisons to alter traffic and rules to decide when those alterations should apply. Tests can inject latency, limit bandwidth, return errors, manipulate payloads, or combine several adverse conditions. Rules can filter traffic by...
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