Chaos engineering strengthens system resilience. This quiz practises the precise collocations used throughout chaos experiments — from defining steady state to documenting findings.
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Chaos Monkey will randomly ___ failures in production to test system resilience.
Inject failures is the standard chaos engineering collocation — tools inject failures such as latency, errors, or resource exhaustion into live systems.
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Before running the chaos experiment, teams must ___ a steady state for the system.
Define steady state is the correct collocation — the Chaos Engineering principle requires you to define steady state before introducing disruption.
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Engineers will ___ system behaviour closely during the experiment window.
Observe behaviour is the standard collocation — teams observe behaviour to determine whether the system deviates from its defined steady state.
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The runbook includes a clear procedure to ___ systems if the experiment goes wrong.
Restore systems is the correct collocation — chaos experiments always have a restore plan to return systems to normal operation.
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After each experiment, the team should ___ findings in the shared chaos engineering log.
Document findings is the standard collocation — documenting findings creates a knowledge base that improves future experiments and system design.