Templates
Templates are part of the enhanced New Chaos Studio experience. If you're an existing customer and want access to new features, contact your Harness support representative. For more details, see New Chaos Studio Features.
Templates are reusable, pre-configured components that help you standardize and accelerate your chaos engineering practices. Templates provide a foundation for creating consistent experiments across your organization while maintaining flexibility for customization.
You can create faults, probes, and actions in two ways:
- Direct Creation: Create components directly through their specific sections (Faults, Probes, Actions) for one-time use
- Template-Based Creation: Create components from templates when you need reusable, standardized configurations across multiple experiments
Templates allow you to:
- Standardize chaos engineering practices across teams
- Reduce experiment creation time with pre-built components
- Ensure best practices and consistent configurations
- Share proven patterns across projects and environments
- Maintain version control for your chaos engineering assets
Types of Templates
Harness Chaos supports templates for three core components:
1. Fault Templates
Fault Templates provide pre-configured chaos faults that can be reused across experiments.
2. Probe Templates
Probe Templates offer reusable validation and monitoring configurations.
3. Action Templates
Action Templates provide reusable workflow actions for experiment orchestration.
Template Scopes
Templates can be managed at different organizational levels:
- Account Level: Shared across projects within an account
- Organization Level: Available across the entire organization
- Project Level: Available within a specific project
Getting Started with Templates
Creating Templates
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Navigate to ChaosHubs in your Project Settings
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Choose the ChaosHub you want to create templates in.
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Start creating Faults, Probes or Actions templates.
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Import the templates into your project to make them available for use
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Start using the templates in your experiments