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Inject Latency

Attack

Attack

Injects latency into the function.
Targets:
AWS Lambdas
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Inject Latency

Injects latency into the function.
Attack

Attack

Targets:
AWS Lambdas
Install now

Inject Latency

Attack

Attack

Injects latency into the function.
Targets:
AWS Lambdas
Install now

Inject Latency

Injects latency into the function.
Attack

Attack

Targets:
AWS Lambdas
Install now
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The Inject Latency step within the experiment editor.The Inject Latency step within the experiment editor.
The experiment execution view when injecting latency.The experiment execution view when injecting latency.

Introduction

This action leverages https://github.com/gunnargrosch/failure-lambda and the AWS Systems Manager API to inject latency into an AWS Lambda.

Use Cases

  • Understand how other (e.g. upstream services, monitoring) behaves when the lambda is answering to slow.

Prerequisites

The AWS Lambda Function to attack must be wrapped with the failure-lambda library.

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionDefault
DurationThe duration of the attack.30s
RateThe rate of invocations to affect. (100 = all request, 50 = half of all requests)100%
Minimum LatencyMinimum latency to inject.500ms
Maximum LatencyMaximum latency to inject.500ms
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Tags
aws
cloud
rds
ec2
fis
lambda
Homepage
github.com/steadybit/extension-aws
License
MIT
MaintainerSteadybit

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