Traffic model
Name the user paths, request mix, ramp profile, burst target, and safety limits before tests run.
- Critical endpoints and flows
- Ramp, burst, and soak profile
- Stop conditions for safe testing
Infra load-test sprint
Prove whether the app can handle the traffic target.
TinyOps builds a reproducible load-test and bottleneck map for Cloudflare, Railway, Postgres, Ruby/Sinatra, Node, and small SaaS teams that need capacity evidence before scaling spend.
Best fit: one app, one traffic target, one staging or safe production-like path.
Load test
Bottleneck map
Cost plan
Deliverables
A testable capacity answer, not vague scaling advice.
Bottleneck map
Separate app, database, host, and edge limits so the next dollar goes to the right place.
- Slow path and error notes
- Query, pool, cache, and worker findings
- Monitoring/alert gaps
Scaling plan
Leave with scripts, results, and the cheapest credible next options for normal and burst traffic.
- Reproducible test scripts
- Before/after result summary
- Cost-aware next actions
Inputs
What TinyOps needs to scope the sprint.
App access boundary
A staging endpoint, deployable branch, or clearly approved production-like target with safe rate limits.
Traffic target
The realistic request mix, target RPS, and the paths users need working during bursts.
Current constraints
Hosting plan, database size, known errors, slow queries, and cost limits you want the plan to respect.