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Force aborts in specific applications

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Force aborts in specific applications

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- [Instructor] There are a number of different types of failures that we can actually enable within in the SQ environment. In this module, we're going to do an ls of our directory, and we see that we're going to be talking about Aborts this time. So we're going to do more on our Injection underscore Abort.md file. And so here we're talking about a different type of fault. So we can see that the virtual service definition that we're going to be working with, is effectively the same as the previous one. The big difference is that rather than fault being a delay, we're going to say fault is an abort. We can also see that we're going to define this abort to happen all the time. So anytime somebody requests this service, we're going to abort it. And that might be something that you could change fairly easily by changing the percentage, of the number of times abort gets returned whenever a service gets requested. Also the specific status that can be returned is in this case 500, which is…

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