Blog: add post about chaos testing and Yash Agarwal #398
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Co-authored-by: Jaime Silvela <jaime.silvela@enterprisedb.com> Signed-off-by: Floor Drees <floordrees@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jaime Silvela <jaime.silvela@enterprisedb.com> Signed-off-by: Floor Drees <floordrees@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jaime Silvela <jaime.silvela@enterprisedb.com> Signed-off-by: Floor Drees <floordrees@gmail.com>
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| Yash's venture into programming started when he got introduced to Python in 11th grade. He was always fascinated by technology, and whenever he and his cousin Amit (now a software developer as well) met, he asked him a lot of questions "about everything". |
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Here, instead of this, you can write something like "I was inspired by my cousin brother Amit, who is a software developer"
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| Today Yash is a full stack developer intern at Seeqlo, where he, among other things, focuses on streamlining cloud operations and optimizing performance. Based in Bengaluru, India, Yash is a member of Point Blank, a student-run tech community dedicated to learning together. | ||
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| He looks back at working with the CloudNativePG team as a "great learning experience". They met twice a week for 30 minutes to discuss the progress of the project. One thing that Yash says he learned from Jonathan is to have more patience. When he was ready to give up on gaining access to the Litmus Chaos Slack workspace, Jonathan hand-held him through the process. |
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I think this can be removed, it was not like that, but he was very patient and helpful throughout the 3 months.
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| ## Contributing to Litmus itself | ||
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| Yash wasn't able to find how to get the chaos engine to target the primary pods since the appKind CloudNativePG uses isn't natively supported by Litmus. "I tried many things, but when I tried AppKind as "Cluster" with capital C it worked! I read the Litmus code and found that there were some validations which prevented "cluster" from working. This behavior was not described in Litmus' documentation, which meant I could submit a PR and prevent the next person from running into the same issue!" |
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it was the other way around, small c worked
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@XploY04 please read and tell me what you think!
Am aware I need to fix line length!