[moondev]

Nice! Looks like an easy way to test resiliency and recover time.

On a site note, the new version of Chaos Monkey is integrated with Spinnaker, which supports Kubernetes via clouddriver. Some cool ui in there for scheduling: http://techblog.netflix.com/2016/10/netflix-chaos-monkey-upg...

[xbonez]

Thanks!

Yeah, Chaos Monkey 2.0 is what I based kube-monkey off of. However, from what I can tell (and I may be wrong), Chaos Monkey will only work if you're running Spinnaker on Kubernetes, right? It seems like it still takes actions on instances of ASG etc. kube-monkey is meant to do the same for those running just Kubernetes. It will look for Kubernetes pods and kill them.

[moondev]

It depends on how you have your spinnaker accounts setup. You can install spinnaker on aws and only configure an account to use a spinnaker cluster, or install spinnaker on a separate cluster