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I agree. The article is not clear and I think it uses the term “chaos” where the word “error” might be better suited.
by wglb 9y ago
I agree. The article is not clear and I think it uses the term “chaos” where the word “error” might be better suited.
- drdrey 9y agoIn this context, "chaos" means roughly "injecting failures/latency"
- stochastic_monk 9y agoResilient Engineering, then, would be a less buzz-wordy alternative that expresses what they mean.
- wglb 9y agoI would call that "noise" rather than chaos.