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Signals split across tools
Application errors, queue backlogs and deployment health each show one part of an incident. Joining them by hand adds more places to look when time is short.
PRODUCT IN DEVELOPMENT
FOR PLATFORM & SRE TEAMS
Less incident
reconstruction.
FaultTrellis is being built for teams that carry reliability across services, queues and releases. The intended direction is a shared view of relevant signals, with routine work kept legible and bounded.
No live integrations or automated actions are available yet.
PLANNED RELIABILITY CONTEXTIN DEVELOPMENT
- 01Application errorsService behavior
- 02Queue backlogsAsync work in flight
- 03Deployment healthWhat changed nearby
INTENDED DIRECTIONA clearer incident picture, with the next step kept inside policy.
THE WORK AROUND THE ALERT
Reliability effort hides in the gaps.
For platform and SRE teams, operational toil often comes from joining context across tools and handoffs—not just from responding to a single alert.
02
Context rebuilt at every handoff
On-call engineers often reconstruct what changed, what failed and what is still open from separate timelines, dashboards and team conversations.
03
Routine work still needs judgment
A repeatable response can save time, but unclear scope or missing context should never turn urgency into permission to act.
SAFETY IS A DESIGN BOUNDARY
Helpful work has to stay under control.
These are the principles FaultTrellis is being designed around. They describe the intended behavior while the product remains in development.
01
Approval is explicit
The intended model only permits actions covered by clear approval rules. Familiarity or past use is not treated as consent.
02
The default is deny
If a rule does not clearly allow an action—or its scope is uncertain—the planned behavior is to deny it and leave the system unchanged.
03
People resolve the unsafe edge
When no safe, approved next step is available, the intended boundary is to stop and leave the decision for human review.
If a safe action is not available, the planned system stops for a person to review.
BUILT AROUND REAL OPERATIONS
Bring the messy workflow into focus.
Share an on-call or backend reliability workflow your team would want to make easier to follow. FaultTrellis is in development, and the product direction is still taking shape.