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Sandbox

Try IAPM without any setup. Jump into a fully functional environment with demo data and explore every feature - no instrumentation, no configuration, zero risk.

Two Ways to Explore

IAPM offers two sandbox experiences, each designed for a different stage of your exploration.

Feature Demo Grid Chaos Simulator
What is it? Built-in demo mode inside IAPM 3D Open-source web app at demo.iapm.app
Setup None - just select "Demo" in the grid picker None - opens in your browser
Best for Learning the 3D interface, navigation, and Tessa Testing failure scenarios, seeing how IAPM handles chaos
Data source Generates realistic telemetry locally Sends live OpenTelemetry data from a simulated microservice app
Requires IAPM 3D? Yes (v1.10+) No - works with any IAPM surface
Interactive failures No - shows healthy demo topology Yes - inject latency, errors, timeouts, cascading failures

Start here

New to IAPM? Start with the Demo Grid to get comfortable with the interface, then move to the Chaos Simulator to see how IAPM handles real-world problems. Follow the Guided Tour for a step-by-step walkthrough of both.


Demo Grid

Available in IAPM 3D v1.10 and later. The Demo Grid generates a realistic service topology with telemetry data so you can explore the full 3D experience immediately.

How to Use

  1. Launch IAPM 3D
  2. Open the grid picker
  3. Select "Demo"
  4. Demo services appear on the Grid - start exploring

That's it. No accounts, no API keys, no external connections. The demo data runs entirely on your machine.

What You Get

Feature Details
Realistic topology Multiple interconnected services with dependencies
Live telemetry Metrics, traces, and logs generated in real time
Full navigation Grid view, Graph view, Diagnostics Room - everything works
Tessa Ask the AI Assistant questions about the demo data

Chaos Simulator

The OpenTelemetry Chaos Simulator is an open-source web application that lets you inject failures into a simulated microservice environment and watch IAPM respond in real time.

Chaos Simulator Interface

How to Use It

  1. Go to demo.iapm.app
  2. A unique sandbox is created automatically for you
  3. Click buttons to generate traffic and inject chaos
  4. Open IAPM to see the telemetry appear live

What You Can Simulate

Scenario Effect
Normal traffic Healthy request patterns across services
High latency Slow response times that ripple through the system
Errors HTTP 500 responses and exception traces
Timeouts Connection and request timeouts
Cascading failures Failures that propagate from one service to its dependents

Your Sandbox Is Isolated

Each session is completely independent:

  • Unique instance - Created automatically when you access the simulator
  • Persistent - Bookmark the URL to return to the same sandbox later
  • Isolated - Your chaos doesn't affect other users

Real-time only

The Chaos Simulator generates real-time data. Historical data is not retained between sessions.


Next Steps

Follow the Guided Tour Launch Chaos Simulator Instrument Your Own App