Infrastructure Scenario Tests
We test Corax against real-world infrastructure failures across every vendor, platform, and scenario. Browse the results below.
ZeroMQ 4.3 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Arch Linux
PASSZeroMQ 4.3 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ZeroMQ 4.3 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Fedora 40 Server
PASSZeroMQ 4.3 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ZeroMQ 4.3 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Oracle Linux 9
PASSZeroMQ 4.3 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ZeroMQ 4.3 File Descriptor Limit Reached on AlmaLinux 9
PASSZeroMQ 4.3 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ZeroMQ 4.3 File Descriptor Limit Reached on SUSE Enterprise 15 SP5
PASSZeroMQ 4.3 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ZeroMQ 4.3 File Descriptor Limit Reached on RHEL 9
PASSZeroMQ 4.3 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Windows 10 Enterprise
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
Pulsar 3.2 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
PASSPulsar 3.2 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
Pulsar 3.2 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
PASSPulsar 3.2 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Windows 11 Enterprise
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Windows Server 2019
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Windows Server 2022
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Arch Linux
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Fedora 40 Server
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Oracle Linux 9
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on AlmaLinux 9
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on SUSE Enterprise 15 SP5
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Amazon Linux 2023
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on RHEL 9
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
ActiveMQ 6.1 File Descriptor Limit Reached on Debian 12 Bookworm
PASSActiveMQ 6.1 has exhausted its file descriptor limit. Cannot accept new connections or open new files. Service functionality severely degraded.
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.