BytemanHelper memory stress: add ability to define how much heap memory is used#21
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Usage
Some other examples for the usedHeap value that work: 50%, 100MB, 1GB, 0.5
How to test
Writting this down for anyone wanting to try this out before it's taken into the official release.
Simplest way is to locally rebuild the docker image used for the chaos-daemon and then use this new image in your k8s cluster.
Dockerfile
build the image locally
use the locally built image in your k8s repo