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discover, understand and describe
discover, understand and describe
Achieve your goals by understanding your system better
Achieve your goals by understanding your system better
Achieve your goals by understanding your system better



Discover, understand, and describe your system
Discover, understand, and describe your system
Discover, understand, and describe your system
Knowing your system's current state and its interdependencies will allow you to determine which failure scenarios are most likely to occur.
The experiment editor is the heart of the Steadybit Reliability Platform.
It makes designing and sharing experiments easy and safe.
The experiment editor is the heart of the Steadybit Reliability Platform.
It makes designing and sharing experiments easy and safe.






Stay easily up to date
Stay easily up to date
With Steadybit, all targets are automatically and continuously discovered, including any relevant properties, ensuring you are not burdened with keeping track of constantly evolving infrastructure.
With Steadybit, all targets are automatically and continuously discovered, including any relevant properties, ensuring you are not burdened with keeping track of constantly evolving infrastructure.

Reveal the Big Picture
Using Steadybit's landscape, you can see dependencies and relationships between components in your software architecture. In combination with our best practices, the Resilience Policies, our Landscape becomes your blueprint for Chaos Engineering.





Set up your Goals
Set up your Goals
Not all systems are created equal, and no single resilience score can capture the reality of your reliability requirements: this is why with Steadybit's Resilience Policy feature, you can easily express your resilience expectations on a component level.
With Steadybit's landscape view, you can easily keep track of your Chaos Engineering roll-out's progress that has been made in closing resilience gaps identified by experiments and Weak Spots probes.
Not all systems are created equal, and no single resilience score can capture the reality of your reliability requirements: this is why with Steadybit's Resilience Policy feature, you can easily express your resilience expectations on a component level.
With Steadybit's landscape view, you can easily keep track of your Chaos Engineering roll-out's progress that has been made in closing resilience gaps identified by experiments and Weak Spots probes.
Curious about our Resilience Policy feature?
Discover more about our ready-to-use best practises and start expressing your resilience expectations on a component level!
Curious about our Resilience Policy feature?
Discover more about our ready-to-use best practises and start expressing your resilience expectations on a component level!

Automatically Find and Fix Weak Spots
Automatically Find and Fix Weak Spots
Using Steadybit's Weak Spot probes, you can automatically detect common architecture pitfalls like missing Pod Anti Affinity settings or Circuit Breakers.
Using Steadybit's Auto-Fix feature*, you can verify the impact of a particular intervention without changing your application's code.
*Experimental, only available for Java-based applications.
Using Steadybit's Weak Spot probes, you can automatically detect common architecture pitfalls like missing Pod Anti Affinity settings or Circuit Breakers.
Using Steadybit's Auto-Fix feature*, you can verify the impact of a particular intervention without changing your application's code.
*Experimental, only available for Java-based applications.


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