camel cmd chaos-experiment

--body

The body of the messages: text, file:<path>, or file:<folder> for a message per file

String

--end

End the open experiment (with --note) instead of running a new one

boolean

--feed

The endpoint, or the id of the route, to send the messages of the experiment to; a route that serves HTTP gets HTTP requests, or give the path to call, such as 'PUT /orders/42'

String

--header

A header of the messages as key=value; can be given more than once

List

--hypothesis

What the experiment tests, in a few words, such as 'orders survive a payment outage'

String

--interval

The pause between two messages, such as 200ms, or a range such as 100..500 to draw each pause at random (at most 60s)

String

--note

What to note with the experiment when it ends

String

--repeat

How many messages to send in all (at most 10000)

int

--rule

A rule in its one-line text form, as an entry of camel.chaos.rules; can be given more than once, and one of them needs an expectation (expect=)

List

--timeout

How long to wait for the integration to answer, in millis or as a duration such as 30s

10000

long

--wait

The longest wait for the verdict after the messages were sent, and at least the within= of the expectations (at most 10m)

2m

String

-h,--help

Display the help and sub-commands

boolean