We ensure stability for systems where failure is not an option
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What You Get
Performance map
Root causes
Optimization plan
Results in Numbers
How We Work
Weekly reports include iteration results, identified bottlenecks, degradation metrics, and an updated plan. You see what's happening with the system — not just wait for the final document.
Tools and Technologies
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between load testing and stress testing?
Load testing verifies the system under expected and peak load — to understand whether it can handle real-world usage. Stress testing goes further: we intentionally exceed limits to find the breaking point and understand how the system degrades. Most projects require both approaches.
How do you model real load rather than synthetic?
We start from real data: logs, APM metrics, user session profiles. We build a load model that reproduces actual patterns — including concurrent access, background jobs, and integration calls. Template-based synthetics won't reveal where the system will break.
What do we need to provide to get started?
Access to architecture documentation (or willingness to walk us through it), a test environment (or we'll help set one up), and a technical contact for questions. You don't need ready-made scripts or load requirements upfront — that's our job.
Do you only test or also help fix issues?
The primary deliverable is diagnostics and recommendations with concrete steps. If you need help with implementation, we bring in engineers to optimize at the code, configuration, or infrastructure level. We discuss the format separately.
How much does it cost and how long does it take?
It depends on system complexity and testing depth. An initial audit takes from 2 weeks, comprehensive testing — from a month. Cost is determined after studying the architecture — reach out, and we'll discuss your case.