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Gremlin’s Reliability Management Platform enables high-velocity engineering teams to standardize and automate reliability across their organizations without slowing down software delivery. Gremlin's Reliability Score sets the standard for reliability so there's no guesswork, and an automated suite of Reliability Management tools makes it easy to integrate reliability throughout the software lifecycle so there's no slowdown.
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Reliability has shifted from being a competitive advantage to a true business necessity. A single outage can cost millions in lost revenue, damage customer trust, and impact brand reputation. But reliability is about more than avoiding downtime. It’s about creating systems that adapt to unexpected changes, scale seamlessly, and recover quickly from failures. This requires a proactive mindset— after all, if reliability isn’t baked into your infrastructure, it’s hard to escape the cycle of reactivity. Teams that prioritize resilience are better equipped to handle modern complexities, maintain availability, and deliver better user experiences. How is your organization prioritizing reliability in 2025?
Join us on Thursday, February 27, for a live webinar with our friends at Amazon Web Services (AWS)! We’ll be covering: 🚀 Common GenAI architectures 🚀 Reliability best practices specific to GenAI workloads—both managed and unmanaged 🚀 Standard reliability practices that you can apply beyond GenAI Register here: https://lnkd.in/gca8FiSg P.S. Can’t make it? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording!
Cloud providers like AWS excel at creating reliable platforms for developers to build on. But while the platforms may be rock-solid, this doesn’t guarantee your applications will be too. It’s the provider’s job to offer stable infrastructure, but you’re still on the hook for making your workloads resilient, recoverable, and fault-tolerant. Learn how you can maximize your reliability on AWS at the link in the comments.
ICYMI, we released a ton of new features and updates in 2024- here’s a quick recap: 🧪 Brand new experiments Reliability risk models are always evolving, and so are we. We've built two all-new faults (Process Exhaustion and GPU Gremlin) to help you test your systems and build resilience. ⚡️An all new AWS workflow AWS-specific Detected risks, effortless onboarding, Intelligent Health Checks and a Well-Architected Cloud Test Suite are just a few of the new features added in 2024. 💪 Improved support for serverless and containerized workloads Containers are first-class citizens in Gremlin, and we're extending this functionality to serverless applications. Now you can your service mesh applications more reliable & onboard your Kubernetes clusters faster with Argo Rollout support and auto-generated Helm commands 🗂️ The ability to manage testing more effectively Create custom roles to meet your organization’s requirements, discover and track dependencies more accurately, prevent testing during critical time blocks with restricted time windows, and find improved auditing tools in the Gremlin API. 🚀 Agent improvements We’ve greatly improved compatibility, performance, and efficiency across all of our agents.Thsi includes better support for enterprise deployments, per-team private network integrations, improved dependency detection, improved disk experiment compatibility, new container drivers for better performance and support and improved experiment behavior. Want to see even more? Head to the link in the comments.
💡Want to learn how you can improve resilience for GenAI workloads on AWS? Join us on Thursday, February 27 for an exclusive webinar with our friends at AWS. We’ll be covering how customers are using GenAI workloads on AWS, how the reliability pillar best practices of the Well-Architected Framework apply, and what you can do to improve the resilience and uptime of your GenAI-related workloads. Register here to save your seat: https://lnkd.in/gca8FiSg
Having a solid Disaster Recovery plan in place is one thing. Testing it to make sure it actually works in the face of a disaster is another. See how reliability engineering and Gremlin can help test your disaster recovery plans to make sure you’re prepared—and compliant with regulations. Link in the comments.
Heading to Vegas for Dynatrace Perform 2025 next week? Gremlin is thrilled to be a returning sponsor! Stop by booth S2 in the expo hall to see the latest updates to our platform and discover how our integration with Dynatrace enables teams to build and maintain reliable systems. Don’t miss out on our expo theater session “Why You Should Fully Instrument and Resilience Test Your Staging Environment,” Tuesday, Feb 4 at 11:30 AM. Learn how coupling parity between staging and production with resilience testing can dramatically improve the reliability of your systems—and prevent outages before they happen. See you there!
9 years of Gremlin 🎉 Thanks for taking the leap Kolton Andrus!
Nine and a Half Years Ago: I had just delivered my first public talk at QCon NY - "Breaking Bad at Netflix: Building Failure as a Service". Afterwards, in the lobby, I bumped into David Beyer, a venture capitalist. He complimented my presentation and then posed a pivotal question: "Have you ever thought about founding your own company?" While that has always been my plan, I wasn't sure 'how' and was leaning toward bootstrapping. After hearing a bit more about me, David pointed out, "You live in California and have five kids? Maybe you should take the money." 😆 That conversation was the catalyst. Six months later — exactly nine years ago yesterday — Gremlin was born.