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Steadybit
Chaos engineering platform.
Automate chaos testing in k8s, Docker, and Linux environments. Run experiments such as shut down instance or pod, simulate packet loss, drop DNS requests, and stress CPU. Control what is affected by attributes such as cloud zone, pod name, % of containers, etc. Simulate rippling outages across multiple applications. Trigger and monitor tests via CI/CD.
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ClinicJS
NodeJS performance tools.
Provides a suite of tools for creating flame graphs, profiling CPU, GC, memory allocation, and async calls. Docs do a good job of walking through what the output means and how to solve common problems. Visualizes how async calls chain together and where time is spent. Open source.
Nano ID
Tiny, URL friendly IDs.
Easier to work with than UUIDs e.g. you can double click and copy them from a URL. Uses more (configurable) characters than UUID so the ID size can be reduced (also configurable). Faster to generate than UUID. Collision probability can be calculated based on config values so you can trade off usability for chance of collision. Available for lots of languages.
Beta announcements
Status and descriptions are from the original edition.
Deepchecks
ML model validation.
Hanko
Open source auth.
HTTPie Desktop
HTTP Client.
Bevy
Open source game engine.
Recode
Create remote dev environments.