Prove SLA compliance with signed evidence — not screenshots.
LoadGen turns SLA validation into a measured engineering practice — scheduled tests, percentile metrics, signed evidence chains, and auditor-ready exports generated on the same cadence as your release cycle.
SLA Evidence · Auditor Console
Schedules · monitoring baselines · auditor-ready exports.
The Problem
An SLA without evidence is a marketing line.
The questions a compliance officer or auditor asks the morning of the review aren’t answered by a wiki page. They’re answered by a signed log of what was measured, when, and how it compared against the contract.
Auditors don’t accept screenshots.
A Grafana panel saved as a PNG isn’t evidence. Without scheduled tests and a signed result trail, your SLA is a verbal claim.
Mean values hide the breach.
A 250 ms average is irrelevant when the 95th percentile is 1.8 s. Mean-based SLAs reassure you while users wait.
Quarterly compliance is a fire drill.
When the evidence pack is built the week of the audit, half the questions get answered "we’ll get back to you" — and the other half quietly slip.
How LoadGen solves this
Define · Run · Measure · Prove.
Four motions running on cron — not a quarterly fire drill. Every run extends the evidence chain; every export pack is auditor-ready by default.
Define
Encode the contract — availability target, P95 latency budget, error-rate ceiling. Per tenant, per environment, per quarter.
Run
Cron-scheduled tests across peak, off-peak, and maintenance windows. UTC semantics. On-demand triggers when the auditor calls.
Measure
P90 / P95 / P99 percentiles, not means. Trend across the last five runs. Drill from KPI summary to per-step measurement.
Prove
Evidence chain auto-signs every run. Quarterly export packs are generated on schedule — no week-of-audit scramble.
Live · Auditor Console
Every contract. Every measurement. One signed trail.
The SLA cockpit pins the contract, lists the targets, runs the gate per target, and chains every run into a signed evidence row. Export to auditor-ready PDF in one click.
Outcomes · before / after
Audit-ready every Monday. Not just the morning of the review.
Drawn from teams that adopted scheduled testing + auto-signed evidence packs as their default SLA practice for one quarter.
Before
5 days
After
4 hrs
Before
1 in 5
After
5 in 5
Before
60 %
After
99 %
Before
64 h
After
6 h
Compliance → Platform
Five features. One evidence chain.
SLA validation isn’t a single feature — it’s the way these five compose into a continuously-signed compliance trail.
- /testing/schedules— Cron baselines
- /testing/results— P95 trend & evidence
- /monitoring/profiles— 24/7 availability validation
- /alerting/profiles— Threshold notification log
- /uptime/checks— Endpoint availability
Scheduled Testing
Cron-driven baselines that run when nobody’s watching — UTC semantics, timezone-aware, on-demand triggers.
/features/load-profile-wizard
E2E Monitoring
24/7 UX availability validation across every target platform. The other half of the SLA evidence loop.
/products/monitoring
Analytics & AI
AI-flagged anomalies and recommendations across the evidence trail — surface the breach before the auditor does.
/products/analytics-ai
Uptime
HTTP, REST, SQL, Azure Function — the availability column on every SLA contract.
/products/uptime
Alerting
Threshold-based notifications with severity escalation — every breach is logged on the same audit trail.
/features/alerting
Make every SLA a measurement, not a marketing line.
Schedule your first contract this week. Watch the evidence chain build. Walk into the next audit with the answer already exported.
