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Steadybit
Steadybit is a chaos engineering and reliability platform with a 30-day free trial and an open-source Reliability Hub of 200+ actions for injecting faults and verifying resilience.
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Introduction
Steadybit is a chaos engineering platform for running reliability experiments across Kubernetes, cloud and hosts. Its open-source Reliability Hub provides 200+ actions and extensions, and experiments can be designed visually or as code and run from CI.
Features
- Experiment editor: Visual and code-based experiments.
- Reliability Hub: 200+ open-source actions and extensions.
- Safety: Blast-radius limits and automatic stops; see site.
- Integrations: Observability and CI tools.
- Unlimited agents in trial: Per the pricing page.
Pros
Cons
- Commercial platform: Pricing on request beyond the trial.
- Agent installation: Agents run in your environment.
Usage and Links (Example)
Start a 30-day trial, install the agent in a test cluster, pick an experiment template (for example, CPU stress or pod deletion) and define checks that must stay healthy.
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Pricing
From Steadybit’s pricing page: a 30-day free trial with unlimited agents; paid plans on request, see site.
Recommended for?
- Teams starting a chaos programme with guardrails.
- Organisations wanting extensible actions.
- Not a fit if you need a fully open-source stack.
Conclusion
Steadybit offers guided chaos experiments with an open, extensible action hub.
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