From Chaos to Quality: Elevating LitmusChaos with CI/CD and Pull R...
summary
LitmusChaos adds automated CI/CD checks in GitHub Actions: ESLint and golangci‑lint for style, gitleaks for secret scanning, Trivy and Snyk for image vulnerabilities, Jest/Testify for unit tests, and selective staged builds that run only on changed folders. CI builds deploy daily and run Litmus chaos experiments; a resilience score >80 gates releases. Result: PR review and merge time drops, bug count falls, and releases become more reliable while chaos tests run as part of the pipeline.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07Why quality matters
- 2:12Chaos before quality
- 5:26Quality gates for PRs/releases
- 9:58Automating builds and scans
- 13:32Code quality and security tools
- 17:24End-to-end and compatibility tests
- 20:40Live demo: chaos testing in QA
- 23:31Benefits after quality gates
- 25:18Integrate chaos experiments
- 28:13Q&A
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