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An AI SRE that detects issues before alerts fire and finds root causes.

Combines appointment management, visitor queues and service analytics.

Build media-processing graphs from reusable components

Node-based compositing within a wider post-production family

Monitor Kubernetes, containers, cloud services, and Prometheus metrics with managed collection and alerting.

Connect hybrid infrastructure telemetry to service context, dependencies, and operational response.

British Columbia health topics and service navigation

Denmark’s shared design system for public self-service

Publish multilingual customer-support articles with approval and self-service search workflows.

U-One banking with account records and service-request tracking

Query OCI resource and application metrics, then route alarm notifications when monitored conditions change.

Coordinate walk-in, scheduled, virtual, and callback visits in a customer queue-management system.

Create functional API tests from specifications or recorded traffic, then extend them into security and performance checks.

A managed JSON document database with an HTTPS API, adjustable capacity, and replication options.

Run configurable host and service checks from a self-managed infrastructure monitor.

Trace application transactions and service topology with agents that profile supported application runtimes.

Monitor website uptime, performance, certificates, and related site checks from one external service.

Correlate service topology with traces, metrics, logs, profiles, and alerts in a self-hosted observability system.

Discover and monitor network devices with agent-native monitoring, alerts, and topology tools.

Correlate application traces, metrics, logs, and service context to investigate performance.

Use Red Hat's managed OpenShift application platform on Google Cloud; AWS deployments are available in select instances.

Give customers a branded online booking page and manage appointments in a shared business calendar.

Describe AWS resources in YAML or JSON templates and manage them together as stacks.

Run event handlers, HTTP workloads, or isolated compute without managing servers.