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Gremlin aims to make the internet more reliable and prevent costly and reputation-damaging outages. Its failure-as-a-service platform empowers engineers to build more resilient systems through safe experimentation.

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This former Netflix and Amazon engineer's startup is releasing a free tool to help developers purposely and automatically break their software
Chaos Engineering service Gremlin raises $18M, launches new resiliency tools
Gremlin Treats Containers as First-Class Failures

Timeline

Gremlin launches Scenarios to simulate real-world outages
September
Gremlin completes SOC 2 Type II certification
August
Gremlin launches free Chaos Monkey as-a-Service
February
Gremlin Raises $18Million Series B and announces Application Level Fault Injection (ALFI)
September
Gremlin announces new features treating containers as first-class citizens
August
The Gremlin Community is born for sharing resources and helping others build more resilient systems
February
Gremlin officially launches, announces $7.5Million Series A Funding
December
Gremlin wins "rookie of the year" at AWS re:Invent 2017
November
Gremlin is founded by Kolton Andrus and Matthew Fornaciari, the first company to offer Failure-as-a-Service
January
The role "Chaos Engineer" is coined
September
Netflix shares the source code for the Chaos Monkey on Github
January
Kolton Andrus builds fault injection at Amazon
July

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