Infrastructure leaders accountable for reliability
You own the uptime number and the on-call rota, and both are trending the wrong way.
The agent is the product. The other five are what make it trustworthy. Engage one, or take the whole path — most clients start with whichever layer the readiness assessment says is weakest.
The flagship. An AI agent wired into config, telemetry, logs and your source of truth that correlates across all four and returns a diagnosed root cause with a fix to approve.
Explore →02NetBox or Nautobot built properly: a data model that fits your network, real discovery and reconciliation, and an API contract every pipeline reads from.
Explore →03Ansible, Nornir, Terraform and Jinja2 behind a pipeline that validates before it deploys and records every change in a form the agent can trace.
Explore →04High-fidelity telemetry — gNMI where the platform supports it — plus Prometheus, Grafana and centralised logging, tuned so signals correlate instead of competing for attention.
Explore →05Devices and sites that configure themselves from the source of truth, then verify their own day-0 state before anyone calls it done.
Explore →06Codified runbooks the agent can execute against known conditions, with approval gates, blast-radius limits and a full audit trail.
Explore →The consultation is built for a specific situation. If several of these describe you, it will be a useful thirty minutes.
You own the uptime number and the on-call rota, and both are trending the wrong way.
Past the point where manual operation scales, and short of the tooling to stop.
Cisco, Arista, Juniper, Palo Alto and a cloud footprint, each with its own operational model.
Running state has diverged from intent, and the alerting no longer earns attention.
Site turn-ups measured in days, most of which is configuration rather than physical work.
You have a mandate and a budget line, and you need the foundation to be right before it is spent.
Four areas, thirty minutes, no discovery scripts and nothing installed. You leave knowing where you stand.
Is inventory structured? Is configuration data centralised and versioned? Can you trust your own documentation?
How are devices deployed? Are circuits provisioned by hand? Is change execution repeatable between engineers?
Are alerts actionable or noisy? Is monitoring decoupled from automation? Do you have visibility across environments?
Are workflows standardised? Is the data model automation-friendly? What specifically is blocking safe automation?
In 30 minutes, we’ll evaluate your infrastructure maturity, identify operational risk areas, and highlight high-impact automation opportunities.
No scripts. No invasive discovery. Just clarity.