Jepsen is a testing framework designed to improve the safety of distributed databases, queues, consensus systems, and other similar systems. YugabyteDB, a robust, reliable, distributed OLTP database, has adopted Jepsen for testing its correctness and technical accuracy claims. The YugabyteDB team has performed their own DIY-style Jepsen testing, contributed enhancements back to the community, and are working on adding more tests to their suite. The Jepsen test framework subjects databases to various failure scenarios, such as node failures, network partitions, and clock skew, to verify that they live up to their marketing claims. YugabyteDB has been found to pass all its Jepsen tests with no correctness failures detected, and the team is working on adding more tests and engaging with Kyle Kingsbury for formal Jepsen testing. The test suite verifies atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability in the face of various failure scenarios, and the YugabyteDB team has uncovered several issues while running these intense tests, including inconsistencies in read operations and linearizability inconsistencies.