This repository contains demonstration infrastructure configurations for showcasing Kestrel AI's cloud incident response capabilities.
Demonstrates a common VPC peering misconfiguration where asymmetric routing causes network "blackholes" - traffic flows one way but responses cannot return.
Demonstrates how undersized MSK brokers become resource-constrained under production load. Creates an MSK cluster with undersized brokers and generates high-volume traffic to trigger CPU and memory exhaustion.
Demonstrates how an undersized 2-broker MSK cluster becomes capacity-bound under high throughput, causing under-replicated partitions. Kestrel detects this and generates a two-step fix: adding brokers via AWS API and rebalancing partitions via Kafka CLI.
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