SLAClock

SLAClock is a web + desktop agent that measures, enforces, and proves deadline guarantees for real-time systems. It instruments services with lightweight SDKs, correlates traces with wall-clock deadlines, and produces “deadline compliance” reports you can show customers and auditors. Instead of vague p95 latency charts, it tracks per-request budgets, queueing time, jitter, and tail-latency causes, then flags when you are mathematically incapable of meeting an SLA under current load. It also supports canary “deadline tests” that replay representative traffic to validate releases before they ship. This is not magic: you won’t get hard real-time guarantees on commodity cloud, but you can get defensible, measurable guarantees for soft real-time workloads (streaming, trading-ish analytics, gaming backends, comms, industrial dashboards). The product wins by being brutally clear about what you can and cannot guarantee, and by making deadline misses actionable.