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Monkey tests
Randomized and property-style runs against running services. Used to find crashes, deadlocks, and unexpected state.
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Each entry below is a dated run report. Open the report for the verdict block, method, findings, and artifact links. See QA reports for the reading and authoring conventions that apply to both streams.
Reports
| # | Date | Scope | Build | Environment | Verdict |
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No runs published yet. The first report lands here after the inaugural Twitch Ingress monkey run.
What we run
- Lifecycle chaos. Kill, pause, and slow individual processes inside a service. Assert the supervisor recovers within its declared budget.
- Input fuzzing. Replay a recorded Twitch EventSub stream with bit-flipped, truncated, or out-of-order frames against a staging tenant.
- Load bursts. Short, high-rate event bursts to surface back-pressure and queue overflow handling.
What we do not run
- Anything that touches a real broadcaster. Monkey runs use staging tenants with synthetic OAuth grants. A monkey run that hits a live broadcaster’s chat is a bug in the harness.
- Long soak tests. This subgroup is reserved for bounded, reproducible runs that produce a single artifact set.