Chaos engineering for cloud.
Test system resilience by injecting faults. CPU stress, network latency, process kills, and disk failures. Safe and controlled.
15+ types
Faults
Guardrails
Safety
Controlled
Blast
Real-time
Monitor
Resilience, tested.
15+ fault types. Safety guardrails. Game days.
15+ fault types
CPU, memory, network, disk, and process faults.
Safety guardrails
Automatic rollback if metrics degrade.
Blast radius control
Target specific instances, zones, or regions.
Real-time monitoring
Watch system behavior during experiments.
Scheduled experiments
Run chaos experiments on a schedule.
Game days
Organize team game days with runbooks.
Getting started
Launch your first instance in three steps. CLI, console, or API — your choice.
ur dev chaos create network-test \
--target=service:api-gateway \
--fault=network-latency \
--latency=500ms --duration=5mChaos patterns.
Network faults and game days.
Suggested configuration
Latency · Packet loss · DNS
Estimate your costs
Create detailed configurations to see exactly how much your architecture will cost. Pay for what you use, down to the second.
Configuration 1
Chaos Engineering
Usage
Storage & Artifacts
Cost details
Simulate failures to test system resilience.
Works seamlessly with
Frequently asked questions
Resilience, tested.
15+ fault types. Safety guardrails. Game days.