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Design a chaos engineering experiment for [service/system] to test [specific resilience hypothesis: e.g., 'the system handles database failover within 30 seconds']. Define: steady state hypothesis and metrics, chaos injection method using [Chaos Monkey/Litmus/toxiproxy], blast radius containment, success criteria, and rollback procedure.
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