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Drill Plan
Updated on 2025-03-17 GMT+08:00
Scenarios
When creating a drill plan, you can specify an executor and the planned drill time. The executor creates a drill task by receiving a ticket. A drill task is associated with the fault mode and region.
Precautions
You do not need to specify the enterprise project to which the drill plan belongs. The enterprise project must be the same as that associated with the fault mode.
Procedure
- Log in to COC.
- In the navigation pane on the left, choose Resilience Center > Chaos Drill. On the displayed page, click Risk Management Tasks, and click Drill Plans.
Figure 1 Drill Plans
- Click Create Drill Plan. In the displayed dialog box, set Failure Mode, Executed By, Region, and Planned Drill Time, and click OK.
Figure 2 Creating a drill plan
- The executor clicks Receive in the Operation column. The page for creating a drill task is displayed. The drill task is associated with the specified failure mode and region. In addition, the executor can track the progress of the drill task.
Figure 3 Creating a drill task
Parent topic: Chaos Drills
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