Infrastructure Scenario Tests
We test Corax against real-world infrastructure failures across every vendor, platform, and scenario. Browse the results below.
TimescaleDB 2.14 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Fedora 40 Server
PASSTimescaleDB 2.14 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
TimescaleDB 2.14 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on CentOS 9 Stream
PASSTimescaleDB 2.14 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
Neo4j 5.18 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Arch Linux
PASSNeo4j 5.18 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
TimescaleDB 2.14 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Arch Linux
PASSTimescaleDB 2.14 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
TimescaleDB 2.14 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Debian 12 Bookworm
PASSTimescaleDB 2.14 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
ScyllaDB 6.0 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Arch Linux
PASSScyllaDB 6.0 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
ScyllaDB 6.0 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on RHEL 9
PASSScyllaDB 6.0 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
Neo4j 5.18 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Amazon Linux 2023
PASSNeo4j 5.18 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
Neo4j 5.18 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on RHEL 9
PASSNeo4j 5.18 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
TimescaleDB 2.14 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on SUSE Enterprise 15 SP5
PASSTimescaleDB 2.14 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
Neo4j 5.18 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Debian 12 Bookworm
PASSNeo4j 5.18 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
TimescaleDB 2.14 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on RHEL 9
PASSTimescaleDB 2.14 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
TimescaleDB 2.14 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Oracle Linux 9
PASSTimescaleDB 2.14 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
TimescaleDB 2.14 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on AlmaLinux 9
PASSTimescaleDB 2.14 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
TimescaleDB 2.14 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
PASSTimescaleDB 2.14 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
Cassandra 5.0 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Amazon Linux 2023
PASSCassandra 5.0 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
Cassandra 5.0 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on SUSE Enterprise 15 SP5
PASSCassandra 5.0 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
Cassandra 5.0 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on AlmaLinux 9
PASSCassandra 5.0 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
Cassandra 5.0 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Debian 12 Bookworm
PASSCassandra 5.0 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
Cassandra 5.0 High Disk IO Wait — Performance Degraded on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
PASSCassandra 5.0 performance is severely degraded due to disk I/O contention from another process on the same host.
Every scenario is tested against Corax's Neural Engine in a production environment with AI-powered root cause analysis.
Tests run continuously as new infrastructure patterns are added.