⚠ Docs

Documentation

The path from an untested assumption to a controlled GameDay, with ownership checks and hard safety limits at every step.

Quick start (10 minutes)

1. Create an environment for the system you want to test. 2. Verify ownership with a DNS record, scoped cloud role, or agent token. 3. Install the outbound-only agent. 4. Choose a starter scenario, set the blast radius and abort conditions, then review the run with your team.

docker run -d --name omgdaas-agent \
  -e OMG_TOKEN=$YOUR_ENV_TOKEN \
  omgdaas/agent:latest

Reference

Agent install

Docker, Helm and Terraform. Outbound-only, mTLS, auto-updating.

Tools & scenarios

Every fault, its parameters and safety limits.

REST API & webhooks

Schedule runs, pull reports and react to events from your own tooling.

Integrations

Slack, PagerDuty, Datadog, Grafana and Jira setup guides.

Guides

Your first team GameDay

Who to invite, how to brief, what to watch.

Writing a good hypothesis

Specific, measurable, and a little bit scary.

Chaos in CI/CD

Run small faults on every deploy to staging.

Before every run

Prove ownership

The target must be verified and the verification must still be valid when the run starts.

State the hypothesis

Write what customers should still be able to do while the fault is active.

Set hard limits

Choose the affected targets, maximum duration, stop conditions, and the person authorised to abort.

Capture the result

Keep the timeline, signals, surprises, owners, and rerun date together in the GameDay report.