Track Chaos Engineering Progress with Steadybit's New Reporting Feature

Steadybit just launched Reporting. It gives you visibility into what’s actually happening across your chaos engineering efforts. What you can do: See who’s running experiments, and how often Track activity by team and time period. Spot gaps or spikes after rollouts or training. Track which fault types are being tested Break down by category. Know what’s covered and where you're missing coverage. Monitor experiment outcomes over time Success and failure rates are logged. Use trends to investigate behavior changes. Identify experiments that uncovered real issues See which failures led to actual findings. Filter noise, focus on signal. Understand how experiments are built Know whether teams are using templates or not. Use it to improve adoption or guidance. Export and share reports Download as CSV, PDF, PNG, or send a link. No extra steps. Reporting is built for teams already running chaos experiments at scale. More features are on the roadmap. Check it out at steadybit.com.

May 1, 2025 - 16:03

Track Chaos Engineering Progress with Steadybit's New Reporting Feature

Steadybit just launched Reporting. It gives you visibility into what’s actually happening across your chaos engineering efforts.

What you can do:
See who’s running experiments, and how often
Track activity by team and time period. Spot gaps or spikes after rollouts or training.

Track which fault types are being tested
Break down by category. Know what’s covered and where you're missing coverage.

Monitor experiment outcomes over time
Success and failure rates are logged. Use trends to investigate behavior changes.

Identify experiments that uncovered real issues
See which failures led to actual findings. Filter noise, focus on signal.

Understand how experiments are built
Know whether teams are using templates or not. Use it to improve adoption or guidance.

Export and share reports
Download as CSV, PDF, PNG, or send a link. No extra steps.

Reporting is built for teams already running chaos experiments at scale. More features are on the roadmap.

Check it out at steadybit.com.