Building a robust and reliable distributed database is not easy. In TiDB, to ensure our users' data is always safe and the system is always stable, we use Chaos Engineering to help uncover system-level weaknesses before they appear in production environment.
In this talk, I will cover the different types of fault injection techniques our team uses to test TiDB, how we build our own Chaos Engineering platform, and how we integrate various Chaos Engineering techniques into our own automated testing framework, called Schrodinger, to support continuous testing of TiDB.
Chief Engineer at PingCAP, distributed database expert, author of well-known open source software, like LedisDB, go-mysql, raft-rs, etc.
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