Thanks for the feedback! This is the first version of our educational SimTigerBeetle frontend. The goal is to see and interact with a distributed database runn

Thanks for the feedback! This is the first version of our educational SimTigerBeetle frontend. The goal is to see and interact with a distributed database running visually under Easy/Medium/Hard levels of fault injection, giving you the opportunity to explore how the consensus handles failures, poke the otherwise deterministically simulated world, or inspect progress of the replicas. So, it's a game in the sim genre, and we've got more to come, but the significance is hopefully what we tried to explain in the post: You're seeing a new design of distributed database survive cosmic levels of fault injection (8% storage corruption on the read path across all replicas in the Radioactive level!), in your browser... and you can smash things with a hammer. ;) You might also appreciate the video [0] at the end of our post, where we dive into the three insights behind deterministic simulation testing, and how DST moves beyond chaos engineering. [0] SimTigerBeetle (Director's Cut!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vch4BWUVzMM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vch4BWUVzMM