One of the standard requirements of any useful Chaos Engineering tool is the ability to stop an experiment dead in its tracks. The big red button. Often, it is...

Versioning Open Source software has its own thrills. Often, it is a reminder of progress made by the community over a while, in realizing an idea seeded in the...

For most Open Source projects based on Kubernetes, the period right after the KubeCon can be quite overwhelming. LitmusChaos, too, was demonstrated and...

75 closed PRs from 20+ new contributors, more than 100 new stargazers, and some incredible new adopters. This is just part of the story for the LitmusChaos 0.8...

As a project, Litmus has grown significantly and its vibrant community has provided sustained feedback over the last few months.

Litmus operator allows developers and DevOps architects to introduce chaos into the applications and Kubernetes infrastructure in a declarative intent format....

This article is part of a #Concepts series on Kubernetes and Litmus. In this post, we present an overview of the OpenEBS CI infrastructure with its Litmus...

This article is part of a #ProjectUpdates series on Litmus. In this blog post, we will share the latest developments in the project, which was announced &...

This article is part of a #Concepts series on Kubernetes and Litmus. Here, we present an overview of why and how the Litmus project employs chaos techniques to...