INSTALL

The simplest way is

make

or

./rebar compile

It also works cleanly if you include it as a dependency in rebar.

To test, find yourself a project, include the path to the code, run
application:start(chaos_monkey), and then run chaos_monkey:on() or
chaos_monkey:kill(), to kill over time or kill a single time
respectively.  You can also test the stability of a single application
using chaos_monkey:havoc([AppName]).

I've personally been using cowboy_examples for testing.  Just because
installation was so extremely quick.  If your current working
directory is chaos_monkey, then do:

cd ..
git clone https://github.com/extend/cowboy_examples.git
make

Add "-pa ../chaos_monkey/ebin -s chaos_monkey \" as the third line in
start.sh (see below for diff).

You can now run The Chaos Monkey according to the documentation in
README.  Note that cowboy_examples have temporary applications so over
time you will kill it off and The Chaos Monkey will have nothing to
do.

Happy killing.


diff --git a/start.sh b/start.sh
index d704f86..0a3c226 100755
--- a/start.sh
+++ b/start.sh
@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 #!/bin/sh
 erl -sname cowboy_examples -pa ebin -pa deps/*/ebin -s cowboy_examples \
+       -pa ../chaos_monkey/ebin -s chaos_monkey \
        -eval "io:format(\"~n~nThe following examples are available:~n\")." \
        -eval "io:format(\"* Hello world: http://localhost:8080~n\")." \
        -eval "io:format(\"* Websockets: http://localhost:8080/websocket~n\")." \