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| SimianArmy( Chaos Monkey) supports AWS and VSphere only at present | |
| There is no office image |
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1 Do not support k8s, Openstack
Netflix/SimianArmy/wiki/Configuration
" Currently AWS and VSphere are supported. Example configuration file can be seen here."
Netflix/SimianArmy/wiki/Client-Settings
Netfix/SimianArmy
Netflix/SimianArmy/issues
issues/229 :
At Netflix we have started discussing adding Docker support to SimianArmy but no firm plans yet.
Currently SimianArmy relies on components specific to cloud infrastructure. For example, when running in AWS it uses AWS specific infrastructure (instances, ASGs, ELBs, etc), AWS tags, and AWS centric registries like Edda. New Docker-friendly replacements would need to be developed as necessary to replace these.
2 No official docker image
forum :
there's no official image, which is one reason why I've created one myself.
Chaos Monkey is the most popular member of the Simian Army. While my image is named docker-simianarmy, it really only supports Chaos Monkey at the moment.
mlafeldt/docker-simianarmy
3 It does not work if required AWS options used to access AWS cloud are not provided.
http://10.145.101.61:31350/simianarmy/api/v1/chaos
Others:
jnewland/kubernetes-pod-chaos-monkey is implemented in Bash
Chaos Butler Plugin aims to be an equivalent to the Chaos Monkey in Netflix's Simian Army. Chaos Butler attack a build agent when a job is running on it.