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Steadybit
Steadybit
Simplifying chaos engineering for reliable, secure, and efficient experimentation.
Our experiment editor simplifies the journey to achieving reliability, making the process faster and more intuitive, with all essential tools easily accessible and allowing total control over your experiments. Every feature is crafted to help you attain your goals while implementing chaos engineering securely at scale within your organization. You can seamlessly add new targets, attacks, and checks through the extensions offered by Steadybit. The user-friendly discovery and selection mechanism enhances the experience of choosing targets. By reducing barriers, you can foster better teamwork across departments, while also allowing for easy export and import of experiments in JSON or YAML formats. The comprehensive view provided by Steadybit’s landscape illustrates the dependencies of your software and the interconnections among various components, giving you a solid foundation for launching your chaos engineering initiatives. Furthermore, the powerful query language enables you to classify your systems into diverse environments based on consistent data applicable throughout your infrastructure, while also allowing specific environments to be assigned to selected users and teams to minimize the risk of accidental disruption. This meticulous strategy guarantees that your chaos engineering practice remains not only effective but also secure and methodically organized, ultimately leading to improved resilience in your systems. Additionally, with these capabilities, your organization can adapt more swiftly to changes and challenges in the digital landscape.
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Harness
Harness
Automate, secure, and optimize your software delivery lifecycle.
Harness is an AI-enabled software delivery and DevOps platform that provides tools for managing application development, testing, security, deployment, and operational costs. The platform includes continuous integration functionality for automating code builds, executing tests, and publishing software artifacts through configurable pipelines. Its continuous delivery capabilities allow engineering teams to deploy applications across multiple environments while managing approvals, release strategies, and automated rollback procedures. Harness supports progressive delivery through canary deployments, blue-green releases, and feature flags that control how application changes reach users. Infrastructure as code management capabilities help teams provision cloud resources, manage Terraform and OpenTofu workflows, detect configuration drift, and apply governance policies. The platform includes security testing orchestration, static application security testing, software composition analysis, and software supply chain security tools. Runtime protection capabilities address API security, application threats, and risks associated with deployed AI systems. Harness provides AI-powered agents that can assist with software delivery tasks, investigate pipeline failures, generate workflows, and perform operations within defined governance controls. Its cloud and AI cost management capabilities provide spending visibility, resource optimization recommendations, and cost allocation across engineering environments. Engineering intelligence features consolidate information about development activity, software delivery performance, security findings, and AI adoption into reporting dashboards. The platform integrates with source control systems, cloud infrastructure providers, security scanners, observability tools, and other development applications while offering centralized access management, policy enforcement, and audit logging.