Releases: chaos-mesh/chaosd
Releases · chaos-mesh/chaosd
v1.4.1
What's Changed
- fix: device name always eth0 in iptable network attack partition by @yuriscott in #252
- chore: upgrade actions by @g1eny0ung in #255
- chore: upgrade go by @g1eny0ung in #256
- chore: upgrade to centos8 by @g1eny0ung in #257
- chore: use setup-python by @g1eny0ung in #258
- chore: deprecate centos by @g1eny0ung in #259
- fix: install make by @g1eny0ung in #260
- fix: install gcc by @g1eny0ung in #261
New Contributors
- @yuriscott made their first contribution in #252
- @g1eny0ung made their first contribution in #255
Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.4.1
v1.4.0
v1.3.5
v1.3.4
v1.3.3
v1.3.2
v1.3.1
v1.3.0
Chaosd v1.3.0 provides richer fault types, including the Redis, Kafka, VM, etc, and fixes some bugs.
New Features and Enhancements
- Add Redis attack support #152 #159 #172 #175
- Add Kafka attack support #154 #188
- Add VM attack support #158
- Add user-defined attack support #169
- Add flag accept-tcp-flag to network delay #195
- Network: generate network traffic by using iperf #174
Bugfix
v1.2.0
Chaosd v1.2.0 provides richer fault types, including the file attack, some new features on the network attack, etc.
New Features and Enhancements
- Disk attack: enable fill or write in directory #126
- JVM attack: support inject fault to MySQL Java client #106
- Network attack: support down network interface card #130
- Stress attack: ignore process not found while recovering the stress #145
- Network attack: support "both" direction for network partition #136
- Support file attack #123
Usability
- Support auto-completion #139
Bugfix
- JVM attack: minor fix on memory #153
v1.1.1
Chaosd v1.1.1 provides the ability to recover the process in process attack, and fix some bugs in disk attack and network attack.
New Features and Enhancements
- add parameter recover-cmd for process kill #122