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Chaos Engineering in the Wild: Findings from GitHub
Chaos Engineering (CE) enhances system resilience by deliberately injecting faults to uncover weaknesses before they cause outages. Despite the availability of many CE tools, little is known about how they are adopted and maintained in open-source software (OSS) projects. This study empirically char
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