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From Chaos Engineering to Resilience Testing: Why We're Expanding How Teams Validate Reliability | Harness Blog

Feb 27, 2026 By Uma Mukkara In Harness

At Harness, we’re committed to helping teams build and deliver software that doesn’t just work – it thrives under pressure, scales reliably, and recovers swiftly from the unexpected. Today, we’re taking the next step in that mission by evolving our Chaos Engineering module into Resilience Testing. This evolution reflects how reliability is tested in practice today.

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You need to regularly test your reliability

Feb 24, 2026 By Gremlin In Gremlin

Reliability testing isn’t a one-and-done thing. You need to test on a regular schedule to make sure your system is reliable in the face of changing systems.

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Announcing Disaster Recovery Testing

Feb 3, 2026 By Andre Newman In Gremlin

Today, we’re launching a new approach to running disaster recovery tests, validating failover processes, and ensuring compliance with regulations such as DORA. With Disaster Recovery Testing, you can run zone, region, and datacenter-scale experiments across your entire Gremlin organization simultaneously. ‍

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Disaster Recovery Testing by Gremlin

Feb 3, 2026 By Gremlin In Gremlin

Do you know how your system will respond when major outages strike? Disaster Recovery Testing safely simulates real catastrophic failures across your entire system. You can centrally and easily run zone, region, and datacenter-scale reliability tests across your entire organization simultaneously for disaster recovery, business continuity, compliance verification, and more. With Disaster Recovery Testing, tests that used to take engineering-months and dozens of experts can be done safely and securely in hours by a single person.