Chaos monkey is designed to work n an AWS context. It uses your AWS account credentials and via API terminates instances in EC2. So if you have your shards in EC2, the documentation can be followed to configure it to terminate the instances as needed.
If you are looking specifically to terminate just tomcat, AFAIK there isn't a monkey in the simian army that does what you want. There may be other OSS projects that does this. You can use Latency Monkey from within the simian army tools to test how your servers handle latency. It may be simple to just write a shell script to randomly kill a tomcat instance - if you have ssh setup it will be simple to do something with Ansible without needing a lot of tools (other than python). On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 5:59 PM, Arpit Agarwal <arpit.agarwa...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi All, > I have setup Solr 4.9.0 in a 3 shard configuration running on tomcat > servers. > I want to run a test with chaos-monkey to ensure the availability of > the entire system. > Can someone tell me, how I can integrate chaos-monkey with Solr or > make use of Solr test-framework to do the same? > > Thanks & Regards > Arpit A >
