We find critical bugs before your customers do

By simulating issues at the hardware level, we're able to surface hard-to-reproduce, high-impact bugs that other tools can't.

Easy set up

  1. Download our CLI tool
  2. Import your existing DevOps config
  3. Start finding bugs

$ amaya init

Found an existing docker-compose.yml

Importing...

Amaya environment configured

$ amaya test

Progress: [42/100] test runs

Failures detected: 18

Reproduce critical bugs

Our simulated hardware faults let you reproduce bugs that would otherwise only manifest in production.

Network faults
Storage faults
Container faults
Memory pressure
Clock skew
Kernel faults

Ship faster with confidence

Fearlessly ship features by simulating everything that could go wrong in production before you deploy.

Connect Amaya to your CI system to test every pull request.

Agentic integration

Connected coding agents can spin up test environments, analyze discovered bugs, and rerun tests once fixes have been applied.

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Load testing

Measure software performance through load testing: track latency & throughput on each code change and identify regressions immediately.

Frequently asked questions

How easy is it to set up?

We reuse your existing DevOps config & tooling to spin up your software in our environment, so set up time for most teams is a couple minutes.

What if we don't have a good DevOps config?

We automatically generate a configuration by scanning your codebase. No extra work needed on your end.

Which tech stacks do you support?

We can run any software that is already packaged as a Linux container or binary. Contact us if you're interested in macOS or Windows support.

Do you support both x86 and ARM64?

Yes, we support both x86 and ARM64 test environments.

Do you support GitHub Actions?

Yes, we provide a prebuilt GitHub Action to trigger tests from your CI workflows.

Do you replace existing testing tooling?

We complement your existing testing infrastructure. We simulate bugs at the lowest layer (hardware), while most existing testing tools simulate basic user interactions.