Gremlin utilizes its own platform to enhance software reliability by conducting Chaos Engineering experiments that identify and address potential reliability risks. This involves a structured approach with five best practices, which include fine-tuning monitoring systems, integrating reliability tests throughout development stages, starting with tests for common failure modes, scheduling regular tests to minimize disruptions, and maintaining regular meetings to ensure issues are addressed promptly. By employing these strategies, Gremlin aims to detect and resolve system vulnerabilities before they impact users, thereby improving system stability and reducing the frequency of incidents. The platform's pre-built reliability tests and scoring system aid in systematically defining and measuring progress toward reliability standards across organizations.