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Chaos Engineering
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Chaos Engineering

by Mikolaj Pawlikowski
March 2021
Intermediate to advanced
424 pages
12h 5m
English
Manning Publications
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Appendix B. Answers to the pop quizzes

This appendix provides answers to the exercises spread throughout the book. Correct answers are marked in bold.

Chapter 2

Pick the false statement:

  1. Linux processes provide a number that indicates the reason for exiting.

  2. Number 0 means successful exit.

  3. Number 143 corresponds to SIGTERM.

  4. There are 32 possible exit codes.

What’s OOM?:

  1. A mechanism regulating the amount of RAM any given process is given

  2. A mechanism that kills processes when the system runs low on resources

  3. A yoga mantra

  4. The sound that Linux admins make when they see processes dying

Which step is not a part of the chaos experiment template?

  1. Observability

  2. Steady state

  3. Hypothesis

  4. Crying in the corner when an experiment ...

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