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GitHub Repository Information

Suggested Repository Names (in order of preference)

  1. chaos-engineering-rs (Recommended)

    • Clear, concise, indicates Rust
    • Available pattern, professional

  2. rust-chaos-framework

    • Descriptive and searchable
    • Makes the language explicit

  3. chaos-forge

    • Creative, memorable
    • "Forge" implies building/testing

  4. resilience-test-framework

    • Emphasizes the goal
    • More enterprise-friendly name

  5. chaos-injector

    • Direct and clear
    • Describes core functionality

Repository Description

Short Description (for GitHub header - max 350 chars)

A lightweight, cross-platform chaos engineering framework built in Rust for testing service resilience through controlled failure injection. Supports network latency, packet loss, CPU/memory pressure, and more on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Alternative Short Description (more casual)

🦀 Test your services by breaking them on purpose. Cross-platform chaos engineering in Rust with 7 injector types, YAML configs, and multi-format reporting. Find bugs before production does.

Topics/Tags (for GitHub)

chaos-engineering
rust
testing
resilience
distributed-systems
devops
observability
sre
performance-testing
stress-testing
tokio
async
cross-platform
fault-injection
reliability

About Section Details

Website: (Leave blank or add your docs site later)

Topics: Add the tags above

Releases: v0.1.0 (initial release)

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  • Framework name
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Initial Release Checklist

  • Comprehensive README
  • License file (MIT)
  • Security policy
  • Quick start guide
  • Example scenarios
  • Helper scripts
  • Add CONTRIBUTING.md (optional)
  • Add CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (if accepting contributions)
  • Set up GitHub Issues templates
  • Set up PR template
  • Add .github/FUNDING.yml (if accepting sponsorship)

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  • Require PR reviews
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First Release Note Template

# v0.1.0 - Initial Release

## 🎉 First Public Release

A fully functional chaos engineering framework built in Rust!

### Features

- ✨ 7 chaos injector types
- 🌐 Full cross-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- 📋 YAML-based test scenarios
- 📊 Multiple output formats (CLI, JSON, Markdown, Prometheus)
- 🧪 Example target services included
- ⚡ High performance with minimal overhead
- 🛡️ Safe by design with input validation

### Included Chaos Injectors

- Network Latency
- Packet Loss
- TCP Connection Reset
- CPU Starvation
- Memory Pressure
- Disk I/O Slowdown
- Process Kill/Restart

### What's in the Box

- Pre-built scenarios for quick testing
- Three example target services
- Helper scripts for common workflows
- Comprehensive documentation

### Installation

```bash
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/chaos-engineering-rs
cd chaos-engineering-rs
cargo build --release

See QUICKSTART.md for detailed instructions.

Known Limitations

  • No Kubernetes integration yet
  • Network chaos on Windows is application-level simulation
  • No web UI (CLI only)

Feedback Welcome!

This is the first release - please report bugs, request features, or contribute!