
The Cloud Acceleration Layer for AWS
Predictable Performance for Mission-Critical Applications on AWS
Performance Decoupled from Capacity
AWS provides elastic infrastructure, but application performance can still vary under concurrency and peak demand. Teams often compensate by oversizing EC2 and EBS resources, increasing cost without eliminating performance risk.
Silk decouples performance from infrastructure capacity, dynamically managing throughput, latency, and IOPS as demand changes. Mission-critical applications like Oracle and SQL Server get predictable performance on AWS without constant resizing or application refactoring.
What This Enables on AWS

Protect SLAs
Maintain consistent performance without permanently oversizing infrastructure.

Right-Size Infrastructure
Optimize EC2 and EBS resources while keeping performance stable.

De-Risk Cloud Migrations
Move applications to AWS with fewer performance surprises after cutover.

Reduce Performance Tuning
Replace constant resizing and firefighting with automated performance management.

Built for AWS Architectures
Silk works within existing AWS environments, including EC2, EBS, VPC networking, Auto Scaling Groups, and multi-AZ deployments - without requiring application changes.
Go Deeper on Performance in AWS
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See How to Accelerate Enterprise Applications on AWS
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See How Silk Delivers Consistent Performance on AWS
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Why Silk for AWS
Silk eliminates the tradeoff between performance confidence and cost control on AWS. Mission-critical applications can run in the cloud with the predictability they expect - without overprovisioning for fear.