ChronicleOps Platform Automates Cloud Chaos Engineering and Self-Healing on Zerops

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A developer has published ChronicleOps, an autonomous chaos engineering and self-healing platform built natively on the Zerops cloud infrastructure. The tool allows developers to inject controlled failures—such as process kills or container crashes—into isolated environments and measure recovery performance down to the millisecond. ChronicleOps uses Google's Gemini AI to analyze real-time container logs against historical incident data, automatically generating root-cause diagnoses, confidence scores, and recommended fixes. The platform's multi-service architecture includes a FastAPI orchestrator, a background worker, a log ingestion engine, and a PostgreSQL and Valkey database layer for vector-based incident storage. It aims to solve the difficulty of safely reproducing microservice fault states and accurately measuring Mean Time to Recovery without complex manual monitoring setups.

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