Gremlin

What it does

Gremlin Free provides a hosted Chaos Monkey as-a-Service to help companies identify system weaknesses before they become outages. You can use Gremlin Free to randomly shut down servers and simulate CPU spikes on your way to building more reliable software.

Reduce downtime, improve resilience, and protect revenue. Gremlin helps engineering teams find and fix reliability risks before they become expensive outages.

Find and fix availability risks before they impact your users with Gremlin's Chaos Engineering and reliability monitoring, testing, and reporting tools. Today's ephemeral and complex systems are a minefield of reliability risks, including unknown dependencies, misconfigured autoscaling, missing or broken redundancies, untested resilience hacks, and non-compliant architecture. Gremlin is built to find and fix these risks so you can deliver the availability your users demand at the speed and scale of today's enterprise technology organizations. Run Chaos Engineering experiments and reliability tests safely and easily. Prioritize risks and communicate them across the organization to drive…from gremlin.com

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