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Antithesis driven testing

Discover how using Antithesis, a deterministic simulation testing platform, reshaped how Graft—a distributed storage engine—was tested and built. This post explores fault injection, property-based fuzzing, and how Antithesis guides the discovery of subtle bugs that traditional tests miss.

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