Gremlin and Azure Static Web Apps (API functions)

Test Azure Static Web Apps reliability with Gremlin Failure Flags. Inject latency and errors into API functions to validate site resilience.

Why Static Web Apps (API functions) reliability is important

Azure Static Web Apps inherits the reputation of static hosting, which is one of the most reliable things on the internet. The API functions attached to it do not share that property, and the combined deployment tends to get judged by the static half.

What this means practically is that the dynamic functionality on these sites is frequently the least scrutinized code in the stack. It was added to support one interactive feature, it's small, and it sits behind a site everyone considers safe. When it fails, the page still loads, which makes the problem harder to spot than an outright outage.

Add Failure Flags to your API functions and inject latency or errors into the data calls behind them. You'll find out whether a failure stays contained to one widget or leaves visitors on a page that appears fine but doesn't respond to anything they try.

A site that loads and does nothing is arguably worse than one that returns an honest error.

Building resilience on Static Web Apps (API functions) with Gremlin

Static Web Apps (API functions) is an application platform (or PaaS), which you can test using the Failure Flags sidecar and the experiments shown on the right. You can use Failure Flags to prepare your services for application-level failure modes on Static Web Apps (API functions), such as:

  • High-latency function calls due to slow dependencies or high processing times
  • Validating error and exception handling logic
  • Experiments isolated to specific environments, customers, or any other application-level attributes
You can also run these expert-built workflows designed to replicate real-world failure modes on Static Web Apps (API functions):

* Failure Flags works wherever you can add the SDK to your application and run the Gremlin sidecar. Not every language and platform combination has been individually tested, and not all are officially supported. Check our compatibility documentation for what's verified, or get in touch if you don't see your runtime.

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