The Keyhole Labs team is excited to announce the release of a Spring Boot starter for auto-configuration of Trouble Maker.
This new auto-configuration allows Spring Boot applications to easily enable Trouble Maker. Trouble Maker randomly takes down services during normal business hours in an effort to test stability and automated recovery. It also provides an ad hoc console to test application durability on demand.
See more on the Keyhole Labs blog.
We are excited to announce the creation of Keyhole Labs to the public.
Keyhole Labs is our very own think tank devoted to creating helpful, innovative software for other developers, both paid and open source.
Translation? Neat software tools and platforms that our developers create for other developers. Technically separate from Keyhole Software, but the “product and innovation” arm. And our stellar developers here at Keyhole Software are the brains of the operation.
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