About steadybit
Steadybit is a chaos engineering software from Steadybit that reveals reliability risks early in application systems. It provides integrations, Steadybit Academy, and case studies so teams can build a culture of reliability through easy-to-run chaos experiments. With its intuitive platform, users can test system resilience proactively with controlled experiments, build experiments using no-code actions and templates, and explore and select targets for experimentation. Steadybit also offers guidance on which experiments to conduct first, contributing to informed decision-making. Key capabilities: integrations Steadybit Academy case studies webinars talks & chats Best for: development and operations teams that need to assess and improve application reliability.
steadybit Details
Vendor
steadybit
Year Launched
2019
Location
HQ Hochstraße 11, Solingen, NRW 42697, DE
Deployment
cloud
Training Options
demo, account manager, community
Countries Served
All Countries
Languages
Steadybit, by steadybit - steadybit: English, German.
Users
Deutsche Telekom - One of the largest telecommunications companies in Europe, using Steadybit to improve the resilience of their complex infrastructure., Siemens - A global leader in engineering and manufacturing, using chaos engineering to ensure the reliability of their software systems., Zalando - A leading European e-commerce company, leveraging Steadybit for testing the resilience of their online platforms, especially during high-traffic events like sales., Trivago - A popular travel and hotel booking platform, using Steadybit to simulate disruptions and improve their system's robustness., FlixBus - A major player in the transportation industry, applying chaos engineering to enhance the resilience of their services., REWE Group - A major retail group, utilizing Steadybit to ensure that their e-commerce platforms and supply chain systems are resilient., Adidas - A global leader in sportswear, leveraging chaos testing to ensure the reliability of their digital infrastructure across global markets.
Industries Served
Software Development: Software companies use Steadybit to ensure that their applications are resilient and can handle disruptions effectively before they reach production., Cloud Services & Hosting: Cloud service providers benefit from chaos engineering tools like Steadybit to maintain uptime and improve the reliability of their cloud infrastructure., E-Commerce: E-commerce platforms that experience high traffic and need to ensure consistent uptime during peak shopping periods (e.g., Black Friday, Cyber Monday) can use Steadybit to test system resilience under load., Fintech: Financial technology companies, where high availability and system reliability are critical, leverage Steadybit to minimize downtime and reduce risk., SaaS (Software as a Service): SaaS companies benefit from Steadybit’s ability to simulate failures and test the robustness of their services, ensuring continuous uptime for customers., Telecommunications: Telecom companies use Steadybit to test and improve the reliability of their networks and services, particularly in high-traffic environments.
Tags
Chaos Engineering, Resilience Testing, Reliability Assurance, Software Testing, Distributed Systems, Cloud-Native Environments, Microservices, Continuous Integration, DevOps Tools, System Monitoring
steadybit's In-App Market Place
Does steadybit have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
1
Mini Apps
N/A
Pricing Options
Free trial
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Pros & Cons
- Comprehensive Chaos Testing: Steadybit offers a wide range of customizable failure scenarios, allowing teams to simulate various types of system disruptions, such as network latency, resource exhaustion, and service unavailability.
- User-Friendly Interface: The platform features an intuitive and easy-to-navigate interface that simplifies the process of creating and managing chaos experiments, making it accessible for both beginners and advanced users.
- Real-Time Monitoring: Integration with monitoring tools like Prometheus and Grafana provides users with real-time feedback on system performance during chaos experiments, making it easier to identify issues and adjust configurations as needed.
- Scalability: Steadybit is well-suited for large, complex systems, making it effective for organizations running cloud-native or microservices-based environments.
- Automated Testing: The ability to automate chaos testing allows teams to integrate Steadybit into their CI/CD pipelines, enabling continuous testing and validation of system resilience.
- Excellent Customer Support: Steadybit offers robust documentation, active community forums, and direct support for troubleshooting, ensuring users have access to the resources they need.
- Flexibility and Customization: The platform allows users to define and simulate custom failure scenarios, which is particularly useful for organizations with unique or highly specialized system configurations.
- Learning Curve for New Users: While Steadybit is user-friendly, chaos engineering itself can be a complex discipline, and new users may face a learning curve when first implementing and designing tests.
- Dependency on Third-Party Monitoring Tools: While Steadybit integrates with various monitoring platforms, it requires these integrations to provide full visibility during chaos experiments, which may add additional complexity for teams without existing monitoring solutions.
- Requires Strong Understanding of System Architecture: To get the most out of Steadybit’s features, teams must have a solid understanding of their system’s architecture and potential points of failure.
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+49 173 6726162