What is the role of "chaos engineering" in software reliability practices, and how does it relate to the SDLC?
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The correct answer is A) Chaos engineering involves deliberately injecting failures, such as shutting down servers or adding latency, into a system, often in production-like environments, to proactively find weaknesses before real outages occur, complementing earlier SDLC testing
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Chaos engineering involves deliberately injecting failures, such as shutting down servers or adding latency, into a system, often in production-like environments, to proactively find weaknesses before real outages occur, complementing earlier SDLC testing
By proactively testing how systems respond to real failure conditions (rather than only testing "happy path" scenarios), chaos engineering helps teams build more resilient systems and validate recovery procedures, complementing earlier-stage testing like unit and integration tests.