Gremlin and Dynatrace announced a strategic integration designed to streamline reliability testing for Kubernetes environments.
This collaboration makes it safe and simple to perform Fault Injection tests, empowering organizations to enhance their reliability programs and maintain their Kubernetes applications in a desired state.
"With this new integration, Gremlin and Dynatrace are simplifying how organizations introduce fault injection into their Kubernetes environments," said Samuel Rossoff, CTO of Gremlin. "Many teams have faced challenges operationalizing reliability testing across complex cloud-native architectures, often requiring multiple manual steps to identify and target the right resources. By combining advanced AI observability and topology insights with Gremlin's fault injection and reliability capabilities, customers can more easily identify, test, optimize, and strengthen critical services at scale."
Starting today, Kubernetes services are automatically discovered within Gremlin, powered by Dynatrace's AI-driven observability and topology mapping. Health checks are then applied to Kubernetes' objects, allowing organizations to efficiently implement standardized reliability testing and gain deeper insights into their environments.
"Kubernetes is the foundation of modern cloud-native infrastructure, supporting a wide spectrum of organizations, from nimble startups to global enterprises," said Wayne Segar,Global Field CTO at Dynatrace. "As AI-driven innovation accelerates, the reliability of Kubernetes becomes mission-critical. Our partnership with Gremlin simplifies chaos engineering, helping teams ensure resilience and performance across complex, distributed systems."
By making Fault Injection testing faster, simpler, and safer, this partnership between Gremlin and Dynatrace underscores their shared mission: helping engineering teams build more resilient systems, reduce risk, and deliver exceptional reliability at scale.
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