Ten minutes, seven stops
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Ten minutes, seven stops
The site in the order a reviewer asks about it. Each stop is one live thing to look at and one line on what it shows. Nothing here is a pitch: every number is read from the running system.
Where you are
Stop 1 of 7
About 10 minutes left
Your place is kept on this browser. Leave and come back; it picks up where you were.
What this shows
The running system reporting on itself: the answer time, the Azure bill, the time since the last roll and the people who have visited, read live.
Do this: Watch the four readouts fill in. Each one links to the page that explains it.
Address:
/What this shows
100,000 vehicles filtered, sorted and paged by the store, the auction rules on the server, and a room that bids back.
Address:
/?view=inventoryWhat this shows
The bill by resource and the month's forecast, read from Azure once an hour and shown in public. The whole platform runs on one small plan.
Address:
/?view=admin&card=spendWhat this shows
Seventeen standing rules, each written beside the test that holds it. The code on the page is read from the running build, not pasted in.
Address:
/?doc=adr-rulesWhat this shows
Every push through one gate: xUnit, Vitest, Playwright with axe, and the architecture rules, on both stores, then a blue-green roll with no downtime.
Address:
/?view=admin&card=testsWhat this shows
The same build on Azure SQL Database and on Azure Cosmos DB, side by side, with the proof run that shows the same performance from both.
Address:
/?doc=sql-vs-cosmosWhat this shows
One page. Everything above is what it claims.
Address:
/resume
That is the site
Seven stops, about ten minutes, every one of them live. The sidebar holds the rest: 123 decision records, 18 diagrams, the incidents and the changelog, for whoever wants to keep going.