Infrastructure Scenario Tests
We test Corax against real-world infrastructure failures across every vendor, platform, and scenario. Browse the results below.
Varnish 7.5 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Rocky Linux 9
PASSThe filesystem used by Varnish 7.5 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
Varnish 7.5 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
PASSThe filesystem used by Varnish 7.5 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
Varnish 7.5 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
PASSThe filesystem used by Varnish 7.5 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
Varnish 7.5 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on CentOS 9 Stream
PASSThe filesystem used by Varnish 7.5 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
KeyDB 6.3 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Arch Linux
PASSThe filesystem used by KeyDB 6.3 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
KeyDB 6.3 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on AlmaLinux 9
PASSThe filesystem used by KeyDB 6.3 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
KeyDB 6.3 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Debian 12 Bookworm
PASSThe filesystem used by KeyDB 6.3 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
KeyDB 6.3 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Oracle Linux 9
PASSThe filesystem used by KeyDB 6.3 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
KeyDB 6.3 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on RHEL 9
PASSThe filesystem used by KeyDB 6.3 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
KeyDB 6.3 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Rocky Linux 9
PASSThe filesystem used by KeyDB 6.3 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
KeyDB 6.3 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on CentOS 9 Stream
PASSThe filesystem used by KeyDB 6.3 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
KeyDB 6.3 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Amazon Linux 2023
PASSThe filesystem used by KeyDB 6.3 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
KeyDB 6.3 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Fedora 40 Server
PASSThe filesystem used by KeyDB 6.3 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
KeyDB 6.3 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on SUSE Enterprise 15 SP5
PASSThe filesystem used by KeyDB 6.3 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
KeyDB 6.3 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
PASSThe filesystem used by KeyDB 6.3 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
Memcached 1.6 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on SUSE Enterprise 15 SP5
PASSThe filesystem used by Memcached 1.6 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
Memcached 1.6 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on AlmaLinux 9
PASSThe filesystem used by Memcached 1.6 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
Memcached 1.6 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Oracle Linux 9
PASSThe filesystem used by Memcached 1.6 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
Memcached 1.6 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Amazon Linux 2023
PASSThe filesystem used by Memcached 1.6 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
Memcached 1.6 Inode Exhaustion — Cannot Create New Files on Fedora 40 Server
PASSThe filesystem used by Memcached 1.6 has run out of inodes. No new files can be created despite available disk space.
Every scenario is tested against Corax's Neural Engine in a production environment with AI-powered root cause analysis.
Tests run continuously as new infrastructure patterns are added.