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Apexon uses DevOps Chaos Engineering to help delivery teams experiment on distributed systems to develop new digital services

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the challenge

Cloud-Native Systems Are Complex Distributed Systems

As businesses look to get new digital services to market quickly and ahead of competition, it can be difficult to anticipate or recreate every possible condition to ensure proper functionality and performance.

Assuring individual service performance is not enough when dealing with distributed systems running at scale. When digital services interact with other services in a distributed system, you often get unpredictable and chaotic outcomes related to network reliability, bandwidth, latency, security, admin requirements and more. This can have a disastrous effect for users and IT service administrators.

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What we do

Seamless Chaos Engineering with the Latest Digital Technologies

Apexon uses Chaos Engineering to help organizations build fault-tolerant and robust cloud-native applications to accelerate digital transformation. These services are an integral part of Progressive Delivery, based on the principle of experimenting with new functionality on distributed systems in order to test true performance.

It is essentially a controlled experiment for your digital services in production, building confidence in the ability of those systems to function properly in real conditions. This enables delivery teams to address weaknesses proactively, minimizing downtime, SLA breaches, and negative business impact.

Our expertise

End-to-end Chaos Engineering services

We help organizations build fault-tolerant and robust cloud-native applications to accelerate digital transformation. We currently focus on the following areas for Chaos Engineering:

Infrastructure
Infrastructure

Ensuring Distributed Application continues to work in an event of a host failure and upscales and downscale as per the required configuration

Network
Network

Simulate network latency, bandwidth, jitter to verify the resilient programming of Distributed Applications

Application
Application

Simulate application crashes via Exceptions or process kills

THE OUTCOMES WE DELIVER
FAULT-TOLERANT & ROBUST COMPLEX DIGITAL SYSTEMS

Advantages of our Chaos Engineering services

Accelerated Innovation
Accelerated Innovation
  • Experiment faster with less risk
  • See in real-time how a system responds to pressure
  • Identify opportunities for improvement sooner
Business Continuity
Business Continuity
  • Minimize potential business disruptions caused by failure of complex and distributed systems with pro-active understanding of weaknesses
  • Ensure that all the interdependencies in the complex system work seamlessly
  • Minimize downtime by identifying and resolving defects in the system before they break unexpectedly and hurt the business and users
Operational Efficiency
Operational Efficiency

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Our approach
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Apexon follows a disciplined process with several key steps that dictate how we design Chaos Engineering experiments. The degree to which we can adhere to these steps correlates directly with the confidence we can have in a distributed system at scale.

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Identify metrics and values to define steady state of system

Chaos Engineering experiments

Hypothesize it will work well for control group and experimental group

Variables that reflect real world events

Introduce variables that reflect real world events like servers that crash, dependencies that fail etc

Stimulate environment

Stimulate environment using introduced variables to disapprove set hypothesis

Manage the blast radius

Manage the blast radius by ensuring that the fallout from experiments are minimised and contained

Chaos Engineering Approach
Our expertise

EXPERTISE WITH THE LATEST PLATFORMS & TOOLS FOR CHAOS ENGINEERING

Apexon has extensive, hands-on experience with the leading mobile and frontend web development tools and languages. We can help you take full advantage to maximize your ROI.

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Key Partnerships

aws

We can help you accelerate your time-to-market and increase agility with our comprehensive suite of AWS offerings. Industry-best standards and AWS-guided design patterns drive our AWS cloud solutions. In addition, we adhere to a disciplined continuous review process with experienced and talented AWS-Certified resources.

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azure

Our partnership with Azure helps organizations move to cloud at speed, increasing application availability, technical flexibility, and security improvements.

snowflake

Monetize your data with the help of Apexon’s end-to-end migration and implementation services for Snowflake Data Cloud. Apexon offers end-to-end migration and implementation services for Snowflake Data Cloud, including design, data preparation, re-platforming, and performance optimization.

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Why Apexon

UNMATCHED
TECHNICAL EXPERTISE

Apexon is currently powering the biggest Chaos Engineering community in India to help organizations build fault-tolerant and robust cloud-native applications to accelerate their digital initiatives

APEXON
MATURITY MODEL

The Chaos Maturity Model provides a map for software delivery teams getting started with Chaos Engineering to track their progress, compare themselves to other organizations, and evolve their use over time. Apexon uses this model to lay out the most effective approach that will deliver the most productive results

END-TO-END
DEVOPS SERVICES

From strategy and planning through implementation and training services

STRONG QA
BACKGROUND

18+ years of experience in helping clients design and implement risk-free testing through our extended team-oriented approach

PROVEN TECHNOLOGY
ACCELERATORS

Investments in unique platforms, solutions, and frameworks to accelerate the delivery while reducing your costs and risk

What Our Customers Say

Mark Fleishman

Through our partnership with Apexon, we have been able to achieve many goals. One is to get our platform built with speed by helping our engineering teams and then we have also achieved our infrastructure goals of ISO certifications. Apexon team is helping us deploy the platform even faster from two or three times per week to five or six times a week.

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Mark Fleishman
VP of Infrastructure and Operations, Paige
Seattle Bank
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Yatin Pradhan

Their(Apexon) attention to detail and continued focus on CD Valet has kind of proved that we made the right decision and we have expanded from one team to multiple teams. We are surveying about 31,000 CD rates on a weekly basis and Apexon plays a very important part in that process.

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Yatin Pradhan
VP, Product Management, Seattle Bank
Seattle Bank
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FAQ’s – Chaos Engineering

Chaos engineering is a method of testing a system’s resilience by intentionally introducing disruptions or failures in a cloud environment. It helps to identify weaknesses and improve the system’s ability to recover from unexpected events.

Implementing chaos engineering can enhance system reliability, improve incident response, and identify hidden weaknesses before they lead to significant outages. It also helps teams better prepare for unexpected disruptions and minimize downtime.

Several tools are widely adopted in chaos engineering, such as Gremlin, Chaos Monkey, LitmusChaos, and Chaos Toolkit. These solutions enable teams to perform controlled chaos experiments that simulate potential failures across complex distributed systems, enhancing system resilience and reliability.

Chaos testing intentionally induces failures in production-like environments, while traditional testing focuses on ensuring that a system functions as expected under normal conditions. Chaos testing reveals vulnerabilities in real-world scenarios, improving system robustness.