A UNIFIED FRAMEWORK FOR CHAOS ENGINEERING AND SLO MANAGEMENT IN MULTI-CLOUD ENVIRONMENTS
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https://doi.org/10.34218/IJCET_16_01_238Keywords:
Chaos Engineering, Cloud Computing, Multi-Cloud Architecture, Service Level Objectives (SLOs), System ReliabilityAbstract
This article introduces a comprehensive framework that integrates chaos engineering with Service Level Objective (SLO) management in multi-cloud environments. The framework addresses the growing challenges of maintaining consistent performance and reliability across distributed systems spanning multiple cloud providers. By combining controlled fault injection with real-time monitoring and automated incident response, the framework enables organizations to proactively identify system weaknesses and enhance resilience. The approach incorporates sophisticated pattern recognition algorithms, automated remediation procedures, and intelligent load balancing capabilities to ensure optimal performance across diverse cloud platforms. Through case studies in financial services and e-commerce sectors, the framework demonstrates significant improvements in system reliability, incident response times, and overall operational efficiency. The implementation results validate the effectiveness of integrating chaos engineering principles with SLO management for maintaining robust cloud systems.
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