Founded by Bharath Bhat in 2024
Investigate production alerts automatically using telemetry data and pre-defined runbooks
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You can use Relvy to investigate production on-call alerts automatically across your telemetry, infrastructure, and code. When an incident triggers, it executes your markdown runbooks, queries your logs, inspects metrics, and checks APM traces to locate root causes. The system generates auditable investigation notebooks complete with graphs and diagnostic findings that your engineering team can review. It connects directly with monitoring services and version control repositories, allowing you to standardize incident triage, cut down mean time to resolution, and relieve engineering teams from repetitive alert debugging.
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