Chaos Proxy Migrates to @fetchkit/chaos-proxy & fetch-kit/chaos-proxy (Now at 1.0.3)
After a lot of work and some migration struggles, Chaos Proxy is now published as @fetchkit/chaos-proxy on npm and has reached version 1.0.3!
The edge cases of software engineering.
After a lot of work and some migration struggles, Chaos Proxy is now published as @fetchkit/chaos-proxy on npm and has reached version 1.0.3!
FFetch is now published as @fetchkit/ffetch on npm! The GitHub repo has also moved from gkoos/ffetch to fetch-kit/ffetch.
My new article as a freeCodeCamp News author just got published!
I've moved my JavaScript fetch tools - ffetch, chaos-proxy, and the upcoming chaos-fetch - into a new GitHub organization: fetch-kit.
Chaos Engineering is a practice where you introduce controlled failures into your system to test its resilience and improve its reliability. It's a fun concept that can help you identify weaknesses in your application and infrastructure, but probably not something that you do every day - not everyone has the luxury of a Netflix-scale engineering team to manage a Netflix-scale infrastructure. But the concept is valid and useful even for small teams and projects.