Traffic spikes break brittle systems. Find out if yours is ready - before it’s too late.
Answer 8 quick questions to see where you’re at risk. Better to know now than at 3 a.m.
Run the check. Avoid the 3 a.m. fire drill.
1. Resilience Under Failure
If a key API or piece of infrastructure goes down, how do your systems react?
2. Elasticity at Scale
If a load spike occurs, how do your systems handle it?
3. Operational Clarity
Do you have insight into your systems? Is it easy to understand what they’re doing and why?
4. Migration Readiness
Can you shift regions, AZs, clusters, or clouds without breaking things?
5. Awareness and Alerting
When major events happen, are you well‑informed and able to react?
6. Historical Performance
Thinking back to recent traffic spikes and incidents, if the same event happened again, how would your system react?
7. Systemic Risk
Do failures in one part of your system affect other parts? How often do single failures cause ripple effects or cascades?
8. Load Testing in Practice
Do you have trusted load tests that put realistic load on your system and build confidence in scaling?
You're currently in the Fragile state
Your infrastructure is working, but it's vulnerable to unexpected failures. Next, we'll dive into your results and share resources to help you build more resilient systems.
But first, can you tell us a bit about yourself?
You're currently in the Reactive state
Your team knows when things break and can fix them quickly, but incidents still impact your users. Next, we'll review your assessment and provide strategies to prevent failures before they happen.
But first, can you tell us a bit about yourself?
You’re in the Durable state.
Your systems can take a hit, recover fast, and never lose data. Next, we’ll review your assessment and pinpoint exactly where you can speed things up.
But first, can you tell us a bit about yourself?
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