Routing & Failover
How Drise keeps you fast under load.
Drise runs smart multi-channel routing with built-in auto-failover. You do not see 429s. You do not see slowdowns. You just keep coding.
How routing works
Every request is routed to the fastest available channel. Higher tiers get higher routing priority. When traffic spikes, paid users are served first.
Auto-failover
If a channel congests, your request shifts to the next available path automatically. You do not see a 429, you do not see a 503. The retry happens on the Drise side, not on yours.
Live visibility
Token consumption, active sessions, and request latency are visible at stats.drise.ai.