Name: Benjamin Ghahramani Student number: 47492299
Reliability is crucial for ensuring that users receive consistent, accurate and trustworthy recommendations. Since MyFitPlan is built on scientific research, it is important that the system maintains a high degree of correctness in both data ingestion and recommendation output. To achieve this, the platform will validate AI generated plans against expert reviewed fitness programs, conduct automated checks on data accuracy from its sources, and use redundant storage to prevent data loss. The reliability of the system will be assessed by monitoring uptime with a target of 99.9%, comparing AI-generated plans with professional fitness programs, and checking chatbot answers against verified sources for correctness.
Interoperability is essential for MyFitPlan to integrate effectively with a variety of external data sources and fitness ecosystems. Since the platform relies on input from wearable fitness devices and external research databases, it must be able to seamlessly exchange data with these systems. This includes standardised data exchange formats, consistent API behaviour, and robust input validation to ensure integrity and consistency. Interoperability will be evaluated based on the system’s ability to correctly retrieve and process information from fitness APIs and research databases, as well as its compatibility with commonly used health and fitness platforms.
Scalability ensures that MyFitPlan can support a growing user base without performance degradation. To achieve this the platform will leverage cloud infrastructure with auto scaling, a distributed database and load balancing to manage traffic peaks efficiently. The system will be stress-tested under increasing user loads to determine its maximum throughput and responsiveness. Metrics such as system response time during simulated peak usage, the efficiency of load distribution, and resource utilisation under load will be used to evaluate scalability.
To evaluate reliability, the system will be tested under both normal and high-load conditions, ensuring consistent plan generation and accurate chatbot responses. Expert-reviewed fitness programs will be used as a benchmark, and the system’s uptime will be monitored to ensure it meets the availability target.
Interoperability will be assessed by integrating MyFitPlan with multiple external APIs and verifying successful data exchange. This includes retrieving user metrics from wearable devices and incorporating up-to-date research from academic sources. The correctness, latency, and fault tolerance of these integrations will be key indicators of interoperability success.
Scalability will be evaluated through systematic stress testing using increasing levels of simulated users. Key performance indicators such as response time, error rates, and auto-scaling behaviour will be monitored and analysed to ensure the system can grow efficiently with user demand.
By ensuring accurate, science-driven recommendations, seamless system integrations, and support for growth, MyFitPlan aims to become a trusted fitness companion for individuals pursuing evidence-based personal development.