Connect your AWS account in read-only mode to identify real outage risks and get prioritized, plain-English guidance on how to fix them.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Serkan. If you build on AWS, you probably know the drill: you think your architecture is highly available and resilient, right up until a single, forgotten misconfigured node takes down the entire application. I built Uptime.cx because I was tired of engineering teams drowning in generic "best practice" checklists. I wanted a way to see exactly how an infrastructure actually fails before the pager goes off at 3 AM. We take a different approach: 🔍 Zero Agents: We map your dependencies strictly using the read-only AWS SecurityAudit policy. 💥 Blast Radius: We identify hidden single points of failure and prioritize them based on the actual damage they would cause. 📝 Plain-English: No cryptic error codes, just clear narratives of how a potential outage would unfold. We are just getting started and I'd love your raw feedback. What's the most surprising hidden dependency that has ever caused an outage for your team? Happy to answer any questions about how the scanning engine works behind the scenes!

Hey everyone, Serkan here.

While building the AWS risk analysis engine for Uptime.cx, I ve been diving deep into how modern cloud architectures actually fail in the real world.

Hey everyone, Serkan here.

While building the AWS risk analysis engine for Uptime.cx, I ve been diving deep into how modern cloud architectures actually fail in the real world.

Wispr Flow: Dictation That Works Everywhere — Stop typing. Start speaking. 4x faster.

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Understand how your AWS architecture can actually fail.

Understand how your AWS architecture can actually fail.

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