FaultRay: Math Over Chaos for Cascade Failures That Won't Kill Your Prod
Chaos engineering promised resilience testing, but prod poking terrifies regulators. FaultRay flips the script with formal math on failure propagation, no systems harmed.
Chaos engineering promised resilience testing, but prod poking terrifies regulators. FaultRay flips the script with formal math on failure propagation, no systems harmed.
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