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Add toxiproxy support to test containers #223
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Hey @jarlah, I think this one might be very useful, I've tested it with |
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some questions :) But could work i guess?
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@Argonus So its basically a new container. for now. Thats ok. I like chaos monkeys. Lets bring in one ;) just look at my comments |
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@jarlah Appied :) Sorry for code quality, I was focused on applying tests based on that in other repo, and this work was mostly done by Claude :P |
i use opencode and gemini ;) wouldnt have energy to work on opensource without any AI :P |
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Nice work :)
Overview
Add support for ToxiProxy docker container, this tool allows us to use the full power of Test containers in chaos testing, introducing downtimes, latency, timeouts, and many more in testing.
Toxiproxy needs to operate in the same network and have a known host to create a proxy between the client & proper container, then we can corrupt the connection for a single test need.