Cloud resilience assurance

See recovery risk.
Prove resilience.

Trinetra is a cloud resilience assurance platform that safely validates disaster-recovery mechanisms through controlled failure testing and produces verifiable evidence of recovery.

Automated infrastructure resilience validation and evidence collection for DR exercises.

Customer-controlled execution Native cloud recovery paths
RESILIENCE SIGNALLIVE
Trinetra shield and eye
DISCOVERInventory
VALIDATERecovery
EVIDENCEOutcomes
VALIDATE ACROSSKubernetes workloadsManaged compute groupsVirtual machinesManaged databases
Cloud resilience assurance

Know your recovery mechanisms work before disruption tests them.

Trinetra turns disaster-recovery readiness from a point-in-time assumption into a repeatable, governed validation process. Discover the estate, exercise approved recovery paths, measure the outcome and retain evidence for operational and audit review.

01

Validate safely

Use dry runs, explicit approvals and controlled failure testing to validate recovery without turning every exercise into a fire drill.

02

Measure recovery

Capture recovery timing, readiness signals and resource outcomes across Kubernetes, managed compute groups, virtual machines and managed databases.

03

Prove the outcome

Preserve traceable run evidence, surface unresolved risk and give engineering and leadership a shared view of resilience posture.

A focused way to start

Free Trinetra Recovery Readiness Assessment

A concise, 14-day view of recovery readiness for a small Google Cloud scope—read-only by default, with no controlled action unless you explicitly approve it.

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ASSESSMENT SCOPE

Small, clear and customer-controlled.

  • One Google Cloud project
  • Up to five workloads
  • One GKE cluster, if applicable
  • 14-day assessment window
  • Read-only discovery by default
  • One controlled validation only with explicit approval
WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Findings you can act on.

Supported GKE, VM, managed instance group and Cloud SQL discovery; recovery-objective and validation coverage; recent evidence and audit-readiness gaps; material resilience risks; and one final assessment report with a review meeting.

Includes a signed evidence report when the approved recovery exercise is completed.
One operating surface

From uncertainty to
defensible evidence.

Trinetra helps cloud, infrastructure and risk teams understand what exists, validate what recovers and retain a clear record of what happened.

01

Controlled DR testing

Run dry-run or approved recovery exercises across Kubernetes workloads, managed compute groups, virtual machines and managed databases.

02

Cloud change monitoring

Turn cloud audit activity into a readable timeline of what changed, who changed it and when.

03

Risk intelligence

Capture recovery gaps, severity and remediation priorities in one operational risk register.

04

Recovery-point visibility

Review native recovery options for compute, disks, managed databases and Kubernetes backup platforms without hiding where backups live.

05

Scheduled exercises

Plan recurring validation windows and keep recovery readiness from becoming a once-a-year spreadsheet exercise.

06

Evidence that travels

Retain run history, measurements and executive-ready evidence for technical reviews and stakeholder reporting.

Governed by design

Recovery testing without guesswork.

Start with a non-disruptive dry run. Confirm the target, permissions and safety controls. Execute only the approved scenario, then preserve the result.

Safety gates keep disruptive actions explicit and scoped.
Project and cluster isolation protects against same-name targeting mistakes.
Assessment or objective validation supports measurement with or without approved RTO/RPO targets.
A Trinetra validation cycle
01
Discover

Build the current resource and recovery inventory.

02
Assess

Surface access, backup and resilience gaps.

03
Validate

Run approved exercises against the intended target.

04
Evidence

Record outcomes, observations and next actions.