Releases: evryn/kermoo
v1.2.0
New
- Read log verbosity from
KERMOO_DEBUG
too - Prefer argument -based config specifying (
kermoo start [config]
) instead of flag (kermoo start -f [config]
)
Fix
- Fix config discovery location
- Update documents and examples
Changelog
v1.1.0
New
More Methods for Config
Now, Kermoo provides more options for you to config it. Here are the methods:
- When no config is provided, it autoloads it from
{userHome}/.kermoo/config.[yaml|yml|json]
- When it couldn't autoload from file, it tries to load from
KERMOO_CONFIG
environment variable - When config is given and equals to "-", it tries to read from stdin (Standard Input) pipe
- When the config is a file path, it tries to load it from that file.
- Otherwise, it considers the content of config as the actual config and tries to parse that.
Changelog
v1.1.0-rc.1
Changelog
- 1619ce2 Fix linting
v1.1.0-rc
Organize docs and add inline examples
v1.0.1
Hello DevOps & SRE enthusiasts!
Kermoo v1.0.1 is now stable, building on our beta foundation. Dive deeper into system resilience!
📄 Read the docs and get started!
Share feedback: Issues | Discussion.
To robust systems! 🚀
v1.0.0-beta (First Release 🥰)
Greetings, DevOps, SRE professionals, and tech enthusiasts!
We're thrilled to introduce the beta release of Kermoo, inspired by the playful spirit of the Persian term "کرمو". Ever wondered how your applications fare against unexpected challenges? Or how resilient your system truly is? With Kermoo, you can now dive deep into those queries.
Read the documents: Getting Started
Why Kermoo?
- Test Resilience: Validate your system's endurance against unexpected hiccups.
- Mimic Real-world Scenarios: From delayed processes to CPU surges, simulate it all.
- For Learning & Growth: Whether you're a seasoned engineer or a student diving into the realm of DevOps and SRE, Kermoo offers a platform to understand resilience better.
🚀 Key Features:
- Delays & Failures: Introduce realistic process interruptions.
- Webserver & Backend Chaos: Experience a range of HTTP scenarios, from failures to slow responses.
- CPU & Memory Stress Tests: Analyze how your system reacts to CPU loads and memory leaks.
Simple Installation 🛠️
Opt for Docker, Kubernetes, or download our binaries. The choice is yours.
We invite you to join us in this journey of discovery and improvement. After all, a system tested is a system perfected. Your feedback is invaluable, so please share your experiences and suggestions with our team either by creating an issue or starting a new discussion.
Here's to building more robust systems together! 🚀
kermoo-chart-1.0.0
A Helm chart for Kubernetes deployment of the Kermoo application