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The 40 minutes your team loses at every incident. Eliminated.

Argus is built and running in production. Before your on-call engineer picks up the phone, it has already read the alerts, traced the changes, mapped the blast radius, and drafted the briefing.

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    argus · investigation briefing
    LIVE INCIDENT · Provisioning Flow
    500 errors started at 01:58 UTC. Pattern isolated to Provisioning Flow. Error rate: 94% of requests.
    Deployment at 23:41 UTC — commit: "update order timeout thresholds". No other deployments in window.
    Feeds Order Manager and Symphonica. Customer Portal indirectly affected. No similar failures in past 30 days.
    ⚡ SUGGESTED ACTION
    Hypothesis: timeout misconfiguration from deployment. Roll back or increase downstream timeout to restore service.
    455min
    First hypothesis compressed from manual investigation to a ready-to-act briefing
    90s
    To map impact, correlate changes, and surface a structured incident summary
    4070%
    Reduction in diagnosis time across NOC escalation, on-call, and shift handover
    This is the actual product

    Not a concept. Not a pilot.
    A working agent you can see today.

    Most vendors in this space are still building. Argus is running in production. Below is what your team would actually see — real screens, real output, real investigations.

    argus · investigation · Provisioning Flow
    !
    HTTP 500 rate — Provisioning Flow · 43% of requests
    First alert: 01:58:14 UTC · Source: Datadog · env: prod-eu · pod: prov-flow-7d8f2
    Deployment — prov-service v2.14.1 → v2.14.3 (feat: timeout config refactor)
    23:41 UTC
    Config changeEXTERNAL_API_TIMEOUT_MS set to 800ms (was 3000ms)
    23:39 UTC
    prov-flow ✕ order-manager ✕ symphonica ✕ billing-svc ⚠ notif-service ⚠ auth-service ✓ reporting ✓
    3 services down · 2 at risk · customer-facing: YES — checkout affected
    Argus · confidence 91%
    Timeout misconfiguration in v2.14.3 deploy. EXTERNAL_API_TIMEOUT_MS reduced from 3000ms to 800ms, below the p99 latency of upstream Identity Provider (avg 1,240ms). All 500s co-locate with identity validation calls. No similar failures in 45-day history.
    1
    Rollback prov-service to v2.14.1 or hot-patch timeout to ≥ 3000ms
    Now
    2
    Verify order-manager and symphonica error rates clear within 2 min of rollback
    Verify
    3
    Open post-mortem — config change bypassed staging timeout validation
    Follow-up
    23:39
    Config change pushed: EXTERNAL_API_TIMEOUT_MS → 800ms
    23:41
    v2.14.3 deployed to prod-eu · zero immediate errors
    01:51
    Identity Provider p99 begins drifting above 900ms (normal nightly pattern)
    01:58
    500 rate crosses 5% threshold · Datadog alert fires · Argus investigation starts
    02:00
    43% of provisioning requests failing · order-manager and symphonica cascade
    Investigation complete · 91s
    Sources: Datadog · GitHub · Elastic · Topology map
    argus · natural language query interface
    "What errors has Billing had in the last 2 hours?"
    Datadog: billing-svc logs Elastic: error traces Jaeger: span failures Topology: dependencies
    Argus · billing-svc · last 2h · prod-eu 02:07 UTC · 4 sources
    1,847
    Total errors
    43%
    Error rate
    1,240ms
    Avg latency
    00:14
    Since first error
    Error type Count Volume Sev First seen
    TIMEOUT identity-provider 1,204
    High 01:58:14
    HTTP 504 payment-gateway 391
    Med 01:59:02
    DB connection pool exhausted 189
    Med 02:01:44
    NullPointerException line 412 63
    Low 02:04:18
    Pattern detected: 65% of errors are identity-provider timeouts. Correlated with prov-service v2.14.3 deploy at 23:41 — EXTERNAL_API_TIMEOUT_MS now 800ms, below IdP p99 of 1,240ms. Billing errors are downstream of the Provisioning Flow incident.
    Sources Datadog Elastic Jaeger Topology map
    Ask: Which customers are affected? Show error rate over time What changed before this?
    billing-svc prod-eu
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    Works with your existing stack

    Datadog, Grafana, Elastic, Jaeger, GitHub, Jenkins, ServiceNow. Connects to the tools you already run. No rip-and-replace required.

    Ask in plain language, get structured answers

    “What errors has Billing had in the last 2 hours?” Argus calls the right tool, synthesises results, and surfaces the pattern. No dashboard hopping.

    Every investigation is stored and searchable

    Root cause, timeline, resolution path, affected services — all structured. Shift handover goes from a 30-minute verbal to a 5-minute review.

    Built for regulated environments

    Self-hosted deployment option. No incident data leaves your infrastructure. Designed for energy, telecom, and financial services operations.

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    One agent. Every tool. One clear answer.

    Argus sits on top of your existing stack — no rip-and-replace. It reads from your monitoring, deployment, logging, and topology tools simultaneously, correlates the signals, and delivers a single structured briefing your team can act on immediately.

    YOUR STACK OUTPUT Monitoring Datadog · Grafana Elastic · Prometheus Deployments GitHub · Jenkins GitLab · ArgoCD Logging & Traces Elastic · Jaeger Splunk · Loki Service Topology Service catalog Dependency maps Incident History Past investigations Root causes · Patterns Argus AI INVESTIGATION AGENT Signal correlation Change linking Blast-radius map ▲ WHAT HAPPENED Root cause & error pattern Timeline · Severity scope ↗ WHAT CHANGED Deployments · Commits Config changes correlated ◎ BLAST RADIUS Affected services mapped Customer-facing impact ⚡ SUGGESTED ACTION Hypothesis + first step Ready to act in 90 seconds Before the phone rings 90 seconds

    Four scenarios where Argus changes the outcome.

    Ask in plain language. Get cross-tool answers. Act with confidence.

    01

    NOC escalation decisions

    Know immediately if an alert is a blip or a P0 incident.

    02

    Cross-tool error investigation

    One question instead of five dashboards.

    03

    The 2 AM on-call briefing

    Direction in 90 seconds instead of 45 minutes.

    04

    Shift handover catch-up

    Full overnight context in 5 minutes, not 30.

    The MTTR impact, by scenario.

    Scenario Today With Argus
    Time to first hypothesis 20–45 min ~2 min
    NOC escalation decision Gut feel or wait Topology + impact in 90s
    Deployment correlation Manual GitHub / Jenkins Automatic, every investigation
    Recurring issue recognition "I think this happened before..." Structured history with root cause
    Shift handover catch-up 20–30 min 5 min investigation log review
    Cross-service impact Multi-tool navigation Blast radius on topology, instant
    Ready when you are

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    We start by mapping your incident workflow, service topolgy, and monitoring stack. Then we shos you exactly where Argus cuts diagnosis time and improves escalation accuracy. No commitment requred. 

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