Reliability
The Reliability group in the Agentic Transformation Platform (ATP) sidebar holds 5 assessment pages. Each page is run by the same agent, Hadley (reliability agent). Use this page to choose the right assessment and prepare the evidence it asks for.
Before you start
- Every page in this group uses the same assessment workspace. To learn how to upload evidence, run an analysis and ask follow-up questions, read Run an assessment.
- Upload metadata and exports only. Each page's Instructions panel says what not to upload.
Open a page in this group
- In ATP, open the menu at the left of the navigation bar.
- Expand Reliability.
- Select the page you need.
When a page from this group is open, the navigation bar shows the group's pages as tabs, so you can move between them. Pages that don't fit are under More.
Pages in this group
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Backup & Recovery | Data backup and recovery solutions. |
| Disaster Recovery | Disaster recovery planning and implementation. |
| High Availability | High availability architecture and design. |
| Service Limits | Cloud service limits and quota management. |
| Cloud Resource Forecasting, Optimization | Resource capacity forecasting and optimization. |
Backup and recovery
Select Backup & Recovery to open this page. The page header shows the badge Assessment workspace and the line Expert Consultation with Hadley. The sidebar describes it as: Data backup and recovery solutions.
The Instructions panel is titled How to Generate Your Backup & Recovery Optimization Report. It says:
To generate your backup and recovery optimization report, Hadley only needs metadata (backup configurations and recovery metrics) — not business data. Upload raw exports from your backup systems, no JSON wrapping or special formatting is required.
It lists the evidence to upload:
- Backup Policies: Backup schedules, retention periods, backup jobs, success/failure/error rates, and data classification.
- Backup Performance: Backup window metrics, backup retention tables, job execution results, and backup data volume trends.
- Infrastructure Data: RPO/RPO configurations, recovery test results, SLA definitions, DR configurations, and recovery runbooks.
- Compliance & Validation: Compliance audit findings, regulatory requirements, audit evidence, and data recovery SLAs.
- Performance Analytics: Trend analysis, capacity planning data, backup performance metrics, and backup operations data.
The panel also shows this note:
Important: Do not upload sensitive infrastructure configurations — Hadley analyzes backup-related patterns and recovery operations, not infrastructure configurations.
Disaster recovery
Select Disaster Recovery to open this page. The page header shows the badge Assessment workspace and the line Expert Consultation with Hadley. The sidebar describes it as: Disaster recovery planning and implementation.
The Instructions panel is titled How to Generate Your Disaster Recovery Assessment Report. It says:
To generate your disaster recovery assessment report, Hadley only needs metadata (DR configurations and recovery procedures) — not business data. Upload raw exports from your DR systems, no JSON wrapping or special formatting is required.
It lists the evidence to upload:
- DR Strategy: Recovery objectives, DR tier classifications, business continuity plans, and recovery documentation.
- RTO/RPO Data: Recovery time objectives, recovery point objectives, SLA definitions, and business impact analyses.
- Testing & Validation: DR test records, recovery test results, data integrity validations, and recovery point testing procedures.
- DR Runbooks: Recovery procedures, runbook documentation, failover playbooks, escalation chains, and validation checklists.
- Dependencies & Infrastructure: Critical system dependencies, infrastructure topology maps, cross-region configurations, and failover routing data.
The panel also shows this note:
Important: Do not upload sensitive infrastructure configurations — Hadley analyzes DR plans and recovery workflows, not infrastructure configurations.
High availability
Select High Availability to open this page. The page header shows the badge Assessment workspace and the line Expert Consultation with Hadley. The sidebar describes it as: High availability architecture and design.
The Instructions panel is titled How to Generate Your High Availability Optimization Report. It says:
To generate your high availability optimization report, Hadley only needs metadata (HA site configurations and uptime metrics) — not business data. Upload raw exports from your infrastructure monitoring tools, no JSON wrapping or special formatting is required.
It lists the evidence to upload:
- Architecture Design: HA configurations, availability zone deployments, regional deployments, health checks, and self-healing configurations.
- Failure Behaviors: Fault tolerance configurations, health check metrics, circuit breaker implementations, and failure remediation data.
- Availability Metrics: Uptime percentages, SLO attainment records, incident frequency, mean-time metrics, and business impact data.
- Auto-Scaling: Auto-scaling policies, capacity management configurations, cross-AZ capacity balancing, and failover recovery data.
- Infrastructure Health: Monitoring configurations, infrastructure health dashboards, alerting setups, and capacity planning data.
The panel also shows this note:
Important: Do not upload sensitive infrastructure configurations — Hadley analyzes HA patterns and availability metrics, not infrastructure configurations.
Service limits
Select Service Limits to open this page. The page header shows the badge Assessment workspace and the line Expert Consultation with Hadley. The sidebar describes it as: Cloud service limits and quota management.
The Instructions panel is titled How to Generate Your Service Limits Optimization Report. It says:
To generate your service limits optimization report, Hadley only needs metadata (service quotas and usage patterns) — not business data. Upload raw exports from your cloud management tools, no JSON wrapping or special formatting is required.
It lists the evidence to upload:
- Service Quotas: Current service limits, quota approval history, limit increase requests, and service-specific constraints.
- Service Metrics: Service utilization rates, resource usage metrics, quota utilization rates, and service health data.
- Limit Monitoring: Monitoring configurations, quota dashboards, alerting thresholds, and near-limit tracking data.
- Incident History: Limit-related incidents, service disruptions, quota exhaustion events, and capacity planning records.
- Growth Forecasting: Growth forecasting data, expected usage projections, business scaling plans, and capacity planning metrics.
The panel also shows this note:
Important: Do not upload sensitive infrastructure configurations — Hadley analyzes service quota patterns and usage data, not infrastructure configurations.
Cloud resource forecasting and optimization
Select Cloud Resource Forecasting, Optimization to open this page. The page header shows the badge Assessment workspace and the line Expert Consultation with Hadley. The sidebar describes it as: Resource capacity forecasting and optimization.
The Instructions panel is titled How to Generate Your Cloud Resource Forecasting Report. It says:
To generate your cloud resource forecasting report, Hadley only needs metadata (usage patterns and capacity data) — not business data. Upload raw exports from your monitoring systems, no JSON wrapping or special formatting is required.
It lists the evidence to upload:
- Usage Patterns: Resource utilization trends, peak demand data, seasonal usage patterns, and business-driven load data.
- Capacity Metrics: Current capacity baselines, reserved instance coverage, savings plan utilization, and resource headroom data.
- Utilization Tracking: Per-service utilization records, underutilized resource reports, rightsizing recommendations, and instance type data.
- Cost Data: Spend trends, cost-per-resource data, forecasting model outputs, and budget variance reports.
- Optimization Strategies: Optimization recommendations, auto-scaling configurations, commitment strategy data, and capacity planning frameworks.
The panel also shows this note:
Important: Do not upload sensitive infrastructure configurations — Hadley analyzes capacity patterns and forecasting data, not infrastructure configurations.