Chaos Toolkit
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Open-source chaos engineering framework — define steady-state hypotheses and inject controlled failures, transforming the suffering of outages into the wisdom of fault-tolerant operation
No foundation model. Chaos Toolkit does not run one, so there is no model provenance to record. Chaos engineering CLI that runs declarative fault-injection experiments defined as JSON or YAML files against infrastructure via provider extensions; experiment logic is author-written, not model-generated. Reviewed from the vendor’s own documentation: chaostoolkit.org ↗ If that is out of date, tell us at right of reply.
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