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Reliability projects on GitHub

Resilience patterns and site reliability practices keeping services dependable.

As of , the most-starred Reliability projects on GitHub are Sentinel (23.1K stars), chaosmonkey (17.2K stars) and awesome-sre (13.7K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 12 Reliability repositories with 102.2K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 16 was folkbench, with +151 stars in a day.

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102.2KStars in total
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12 projects · by stars

  1. #1 · alibaba/Sentinel

    Sentinel

    Sentinel is a flow control, traffic shaping, circuit breaking and system adaptive overload protection component for microservices, built and battle-tested at Alibaba across years of Double-11 shopping festivals.

    23.1K
  2. #2 · Netflix/chaosmonkey

    chaosmonkey

    Chaos Monkey is a resiliency tool from Netflix that randomly terminates virtual machine instances and containers in your production environment, so engineers face failures often enough that they build services able to tolerate them.

    17.2K
  3. #3 · dastergon/awesome-sre

    awesome-sre

    A curated list of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) and Production Engineering resources — a hand-picked collection of articles, books, talks, podcasts and tools, maintained as a single GitHub README.

    13.7K
  1. 4

    post-mortems

    12.6Kdanluu/post-mortems

    A curated collection of links to post-mortems — public write-ups of real outages and production failures, maintained by developer Dan Luu since 2015. Most entries are incidents at big tech: Cloudflare, Google, Facebook, Amazon, GitHub.

  2. 5

    resilience4j

    10.8Kresilience4j/resilience4j · Java

    Resilience4j is a lightweight fault tolerance library for Java that lets you decorate function calls with resilience patterns like Circuit Breaker, Retry, Rate Limiter, Bulkhead, Time Limiter and Cache.

  3. 6

    conc

    10.4Ksourcegraph/conc · Go

    conc is a Go library — a 'toolbelt' for structured concurrency that makes common concurrent patterns in Go easier and safer than raw goroutines and sync primitives.

  4. 7

    litmus

    5.7Klitmuschaos/litmus · Go

    LitmusChaos is an open source, cloud-native chaos engineering platform built for Kubernetes that lets SREs and developers run controlled chaos experiments to find weaknesses before a real outage does.

  5. 8

    failproofai

    5.6KFailproofAI/failproofai · TypeScript

    Failproof AI is an observability and enforcement layer that sits inside AI agent harnesses (coding CLIs, chat gateways, self-hosted assistants), capturing every run and blocking dangerous tool calls before they execute.

  6. 9

    folkbench

    1.3KFolkbench/folkbench · Rust

    Folkbench is a benchmark and directory site for AI API relay providers (中转站) that resell access to models like GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek. It tracks each provider's availability rate, P95 response time, and pricing per model so you can compare them with real data instead of marketing claims.

  7. 10

    task-state-guard

    895MaxHu-xuan/task-state-guard · Python

    TaskStateGuard is an embedded SQLite reconciliation guardrail that fixes stuck task and delivery states after an AI agent, worker, or local workflow restarts, so you never have to guess whether work actually succeeded or was delivered.

  8. 11

    enterprise-system-design

    642DrHazemAli/enterprise-system-design

    This is a source-grounded engineering course and architectural reference for designing enterprise systems that survive real traffic, partial failure, security review, and changing requirements, covering distributed systems, AI workloads, cybersecurity, reliability, cloud, HPC, and edge infrastructure built on Azure.

  9. 12

    Comma

    266AFK-surf/Comma · Elixir

    Comma is an open-source, sessionless personal AI agent that turns your requests into persistent Tasks and keeps working on them through autonomous agent loops until they're done, across your computer, phone, and cloud.

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