Run your first resilience test, end to end.

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DRR Score

The average resilience rating across your runs, grouped by level.

By protocol

How many runs you have made, as a chart and a table, split by protocol.

Overview

Total runs, passes, failures, bandwidth, and test time so far.

Last ten runs

Response time and DRR Score for your ten most recent runs.

Run list

Every run with its level, layer, type, target, and status. Start, edit, or remove from here.

Filter the screen by label or by target to focus on one system.

1. 1Set the duration, the regions the load comes from, and the level.
2. 2Pick the test type and its volume. The product shows the volume unit and the ceiling for each level.
3. 3Add the port, and a protocol where the type needs one.
4. 4Add more steps to the plan if you want, each with its own type, load, and duration.
5. 5Choose what happens between steps: continue automatically, or wait and then stop.
6. 6Save the plan to start later, or start it now.

Open a saved plan again from the run list to change any of these settings.

Origins and targets

The regions the load comes from, and the target it reaches.

Steps

Each step in the plan, with the time left until the next one.

World map

Origins and target drawn on the globe as the run moves.

Health

Average response time as the run goes on.

Volume

The load graph, in the unit that fits the type.

Emergency stop

Stop the whole run, or the current step, at any second.

Run details

Times, type, layer, protocol, port, regions, target, volume, and bandwidth.

Hits

Total, successful, and failed hits, with average response time.

DRR Score

How the target held, as a single resilience rating.

Graphs and logs

The volume graph, health status, and the run log, with your notes.

Export any report as a PDF your team can pass around.

1. 1Pick two or three runs to compare.
2. 2Choose the metrics you want to line up.
3. 3Read them on one graph, or split the graph by metric.

Export the comparison as a PDF.

1. 1Choose Add schedule and pick the plan.
2. 2Set the day and time.
3. 3For a one-off, save and schedule.
4. 4For a repeat, set how often and until when, then save and schedule.

Every schedule you create shows up in the schedule list.

Account

Update your profile details and picture.

Company and team

See roles, add teammates, and set who can do what.

Plan

Your current plan, when it renews, and how it compares to the others.

Notifications

Choose what you are told about.

Admins and members with the Attacker role build and run tests. Observers follow runs and read results, and cannot change anything.