NEXUS, our AI-driven operations cockpit, watches every project under our maintenance and hosting contracts around the clock. It scores every signal with an LLM and raises the alarm before a problem reaches your customers.
Without active monitoring, an outage, a crash loop or a returning regression often surfaces only when the first users speak up. By then the damage is already done.
An expiring certificate. A critical hole in a dependency. A component at the end of its lifecycle. These things rarely announce themselves, usually they show up only once something breaks or gets exploited.
Most tools bury you in warnings. When every other alert is a false alarm, people soon stop looking. And the one message that matters slips through.
NEXUS pulls continuously from more than ten systems: GitLab, Sentry, Kubernetes, UptimeRobot, certmonitor, Trivy and more. From that stream it surfaces exactly the signals that need a response right now. The difference to classic monitoring: every signal is cross-checked and scored by an LLM, not just measured against a blunt threshold.
That keeps the cockpit calm. A warning shows up when it counts, say a regression, a spike in affected users or a real escalation. Once the cause is gone, it disappears on its own. And staging errors? They never even reach the headline numbers. The picture shows production.
A large share resolves itself, with nobody stepping in. NEXUS recognises the kind of problem at hand, triggers an automatic recovery where possible and closes the warning as soon as things settle.
The rest goes to our on-call team. The human in the loop gets no raw alert noise, but a pre-scored, prioritised signal with a deep link straight into the right system. That saves half the diagnosis. Response in minutes, not overnight.
On every pipeline run NEXUS scans with Trivy on four levels: dependencies, container images, infrastructure-as-code and hardcoded secrets. In parallel, an EOL check via endoflife.date flags when a component like PHP, Node.js or PostgreSQL drops out of support.
When a customer asks how their security stands, we don't have to guess. We open the CVE table: per project, per environment, with fixable versions and lifecycle status.
Every deploy is there to follow live. Running pipelines get an ETA, computed from the median times of real past runs on the same branch. A stage strip shows where the build stands, from lint through test and build to deploy. And if a build fails, only the current branch tip counts: old red runs vanish the moment a green one lands on top.
Kubernetes nodes, namespaces with their pod health, ingresses, volumes, server metrics from Netdata, uptime monitors with availability over 24 hours, 7 and 30 days. All in one place.
The classic example: a TLS certificate that expires over the weekend. With NEXUS we see it on Wednesday morning at nine. Not Saturday at three, when the pager goes off.
In the office NEXUS runs full-screen on the wall display. Dark layout, automatic reload, no login. When a card turns red, the team knows it before the phone rings. Good operations need no higher ambition than that: a day without surprises.
NEXUS gathers data from more than ten sources: pipelines, errors, pods, uptime, certificates, CVE scans, app-store status. All cleanly separated by environment, production, staging, preview.
Every signal is reconciled with the other sources and scored by an LLM. That separates what matters from the constant noise running through every system.
Only what genuinely needs action escalates, with a deep link into the source system. Dismissed is not gone for good: if things get worse, the warning comes back.
Where it can, NEXUS fixes the problem itself and closes the warning once the cause is gone. That keeps the cockpit clean, with no human effort.
Whatever automation can't handle lands with our on-call team, pre-scored and prioritised. No groping in the dark, but a clear starting point.
The most common questions about proactive operations, maintenance and our cockpit NEXUS.
NEXUS is our own operations cockpit. Instead of clicking through ten tabs every morning, GitLab, Sentry, Kubernetes, UptimeRobot, App Store Connect, we see the state of all customer projects on one page: filtered, prioritised and AI-scored. We built it for ourselves and use it to run proactive operations for our customers.
Yes. If you have a maintenance or hosting contract with us, your project runs through NEXUS automatically. Around the clock, with no per-source surcharge. For us this is not an extra package, it is the foundation of how we understand operations in the first place.
NEXUS does not just measure against thresholds. Every signal is reconciled with other sources and scored and sorted by an LLM. That lets the system spot regressions, spikes in affected users and genuine escalations, while leaving the chronic noise alone. The result: fewer false alarms and a faster response to what matters.
Many problems can be fixed automatically. NEXUS recognises the kind of problem, triggers a recovery where possible and closes the warning once everything is stable again. Whatever can't be solved automatically goes to our on-call team. The human in the loop handles exactly the cases that need real judgement, with a pre-scored signal as a starting point rather than a blind search.
Usually within minutes. NEXUS updates continuously through live updates and background syncs. A crash loop, a regression or a certificate about to expire is visible long before a user notices. Often before any damage occurs at all.
If you want, yes. We can set up read access to the cockpit for your project, limited to your environments via visibility rights. Most customers, though, simply let us act and would rather have a short report than yet another dashboard to check.
No. NEXUS runs entirely on our own infrastructure, with PostgreSQL as the central database and no external tracking. Your project data stays in our environment.
As of Q2 2026
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