LitmusChaos

Integrating an upgrade agent into Litmus 3.x streamlines Chaoscenter upgrades, eliminating the need for fresh installations. This feature ensures seamless transitions between versions, especially useful when facing significant changes. Expected Outcome: 1. Seamless Upgrades: Integration of the Upgrade Agent ensures smooth transitions during Chaoscenter upgrades, removing the necessity for fresh installations. 2. Simplified Process: Users can upgrade from one version to another without the hassle of reinstallation, saving time and effort.

This task focuses on improving the LitmusChaos documentation by structuring and creating tutorials into Day 0, Day 1, and Day 2 workflows tailored for different users. Instead of documenting individual faults (which would require constant maintenance), the goal is to create user-flow-based guides that help users understand chaos engineering principles at different levels of expertise, from beginners experimenting with sample apps to advance users implementing chaos in real-world systems. Additionally, this task will involve tech doc improvements, fixing structural issues, removing duplicates, and ensuring a clear and intuitive documentation experience for the community Expected Outcome: - Structured Day 0, Day 1, and Day 2 tutorials for different user levels - Improved documentation clarity and reduced redundancy - Persona-based chaos experiment guides for real-world use cases

LitmusChaos is an open-source chaos engineering platform for Kubernetes, enabling users to test and improve the resilience of their cloud-native applications. The project focuses on improving litmusctl by enhancing its interactive mode with promptui, and refactoring code to Go interfaces for better unit testing and code quality. Additionally, it aims to replace kubectl with client-go for more efficient Kubernetes operations, resulting in a more user-friendly and reliable command-line tool for chaos engineering and workload management. - Expected outcome: The expected outcome of the project includes an improved litmusctl tool with a user-friendly promptui-based interactive mode, enhanced code quality through Go interfaces, and a robust test suite. The migration to client-go for Kubernetes operations will ensure better performance and reduced external dependencies, providing users with a reliable and efficient command-line utility for chaos engineering and Kubernetes management tasks.

LitmusChaos is an open-source chaos engineering platform for Kubernetes, enabling users to test and improve the resilience of their cloud-native applications. The task is add unit tests for Chaoscenter Web and test cases for the Authentication Server. The GraphQL API documentation will be updated with the latest APIs, while the GraphQL server's APIs and handler functions will be optimized to reduce code duplicacy. Additionally, comprehensive documentation and video tutorials will be created for local development setup, promoting easier onboarding and collaboration. - Expected outcome: The expected outcome of this issue is an improved Chaoscenter Web and Authentication Server with added unit tests, updated GraphQL API documentation, and optimized APIs and handler functions. The enhancements will result in a more reliable, efficient, and user-friendly chaos engineering platform, promoting better collaboration within the community.

This task aims to improve the CI/CD experience for LitmusChaos by developing a dedicated SDK that integrates seamlessly with existing CI libraries. The revamped Chaos CI Library will align with Litmus 3.x, eliminating outdated installation steps and enabling direct invocation of prebuilt chaos experiments. Additionally, CI action templates will be refined to optimize tunables, ensuring a smoother and more efficient workflow for users leveraging GitHub and GitLab pipelines. - Expected Outcome: - Seamless CI/CD integration with a new Chaos CI SDK - A modernized Chaos-CI-Lib compatible with Litmus 3.x - Optimized CI action templates for GitHub and GitLab pipelines