Interactive demo
Synthetic · public · no signup

Break the stream.
Watch a bounded walkthrough.

Pick a streaming incident most ops teams dread — CDN outage, encoder failure, DRM cold start, manifest corruption, regional congestion, device-specific playback bug — and click Inject. your browser runs a scripted, synthetic seven-stage walkthrough in front of you. It does not execute production changes or promise unattended recovery. No signup, no API key.

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Break the stream

Inject failure · seven-stage recovery

The timeline at right plays the same beat for every incident — the labels are shared, only the per-stage detail changes. Use the picker to switch mid-experiment: the previous run resets cleanly.

Inject failure

Synthetic edge-PoP failure; the walkthrough compares a proposed routing response against downstream evidence.

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CDN outage
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    Detect

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    Investigate

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    Decide

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    Approve

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    Act

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    Verify

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    Learn

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Stages 01–07 · synthetic evidence walkthroughAwaiting inject
Six incident classes

Pick the failure mode your stack tolerates.

Each class runs a different first-failure probe, a different fallback ladder, and a different illustrative response path — but the seven-stage frame is identical so a buyer can compare apples to apples.

Incident class

CDN outage

Illustrative routing decision for a selected PoP; no production change runs in this demo.

Incident class

Encoder failure

Synthetic backup-cutover evidence is shown for the selected encoder scenario.

Incident class

DRM failure

Synthetic license evidence is compared against an agreed baseline; no DRM change runs.

Incident class

Manifest corruption

Synthetic manifest evidence is used to propose a bounded correction; no publisher write runs.

Incident class

Regional congestion

Synthetic cohort evidence is used to discuss a bounded ladder response; no production write runs.

Incident class

Device-specific playback failure

Synthetic device evidence is used to discuss a bounded fallback; no transcoder write runs.

What you're watching

Seven beats, same loop every time.

Whether the failure mode is a CDN PoP, a license cold start, or a regional last-mile event, the pipeline reads it through the same seven beats. That is the loop Streamwake ships — not seven point-products bolted together.

  1. 01Detect

    A synthetic failure scenario enters the browser-only timeline; no customer system is changed.

  2. 02Investigate

    The synthetic timeline surfaces an example QoE divergence for investigation.

  3. 03Decide

    Rebuffer ratio, segment-fetch latency, decoder clock-drift, and CDN RTT are compared as illustrative evidence.

  4. 04Approve

    The example evidence is weighed into a bounded decision; it is not a production diagnosis.

  5. 05Act

    A proposed action is shown for the selected scenario; explicit approval would be required before any write.

  6. 06Verify

    A synthetic recovery check compares downstream viewer evidence with the agreed target; no outcome is guaranteed.

  7. 07Learn

    Illustrative learn notes capture evidence, limits, and next questions; no production postmortem is created.

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Could this fit a scoped evaluation?

The demo is synthetic and does not establish production readiness. Contact us to define one agreed scenario, a least-privilege evidence window, explicit approval boundaries, downstream viewer checks, and the criteria for a human readout.

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