The project is a chaosblade executor based on [GDB] for chaos experiments on c++ applications. The drill can be implemented through the blade cli, see chaosblade project for details.
In the project root directory, execute the following command to compile
Sh build.sh
The compilation result will be stored in the target directory.
When deploying Chaosblade-exec-cplus, the shell script files under the source’s folders [/src/main/resources/injectionShell] and [/src/main/resources/otherShell] should be deployed on the disk of server separately. Create a new folder in server, put all the shell script files under the new folder, and when you startup chaosblade-exec-cplus jar, you can use the command just like:
nohup java -jar chaosblade-exec-cplus.jar --server.port=8908 --script.location=/home/admin/cplus/ &
the value of parameter "script.location" can be set the location of the new created folder. So that the chaosblade-exec-cplus jar know where to get the script files.
- If the C++ application doesn’t add '-g' when compiling, Chaosblade-exec-cplus can’t work.
- If the linux system can’t support yum command to install software, the [GDB], and [expect] software should be manual installed, before use Chaosblade-exec-cplus.
We welcome every contribution, even if it is just a punctuation. See details of CONTRIBUTING
For bug report, questions and discussions please submit GitHub Issues.
Contact us: [email protected]
Gitter room: chaosblade community
Chaosblade-exec-cplus is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for the full license text.