chaos engineering

Chaos engineering is a practice where teams intentionally introduce disruptions into a system—such as shutting down servers or simulating failures—to test its resilience. The goal is to identify weaknesses before real problems occur, ensuring the system can recover quickly and continue functioning smoothly. By proactively exploring how systems respond to unexpected issues, organizations can improve stability, reliability, and confidence in their infrastructure. This approach helps prevent larger outages and enhances overall service quality by understanding and strengthening how components work together under stress.