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El término "Chaos Monkey" se utiliza para describir una técnica de desarrollo de software en la que se introduce a propósito una pieza de software en un sistema con el fin de probar la capacidad del sistema para soportar fallos inesperados. Al introducir deliberadamente problemas en el sistema, los desarrolladores pueden identificar y solucionar problemas ... Leer más