We benchmark your traffic, not a slide deck.
Tell us what you run today and a systems engineer will push your volumes through the Altide engine while you watch — then hand you the throughput, the latency and the cost figures that came out of it.
- 45 minutes
- One session, start to finish
- 1 business day
- From this form to a booked slot
- No sales rep
- Systems engineers run the call
What the forty-five minutes actually cover
- 0–5 min
Your pipeline on the whiteboard
You describe your sources and destinations. We sketch where Altide would sit and where it would not.
- 5–20 min
A throughput run at your volume
We drive synthetic traffic shaped like yours through the engine — up to 10 million events a second — and read the latency off the bench, live.
- 20–35 min
Redaction and routing, in flight
Watch personal data and secrets stripped inside the stream, then the same events fanned out to Kafka, S3 and your SIEM without a second copy.
- 35–45 min
The cost arithmetic
We put your current ingest and egress bill next to the projection from the run you just watched, and show the working.
Before you book
Who joins the call?
A systems engineer who works on the product. If your architecture spans more than one Altide product, a second engineer joins. Nobody from sales attends unless you ask for them.
Do we have to send you real data?
No. We shape synthetic traffic to match your field names, volumes and cardinality, which is enough to produce honest numbers. If you would rather use a mirrored sample, we sign your NDA before anything leaves your network.
What do we get afterwards?
The throughput and latency figures from your run, a projected ingest and egress cost against your current pipeline, and the configuration we used — so your own team can reproduce the result.
How much preparation do we need to do?
About fifteen minutes. Bring a list of your sources and destinations, and if cost is the reason you are here, a recent invoice from whatever you pay to ingest today.
Can you run the benchmark in our region?
Yes. Tell us which jurisdictions you are bound to and we run the bench inside one of them, so nothing you see crosses a border it should not.