The fix log
Each example shows the problem, the cause, the rule that allowed the fix (or the reason it waited for a person), and the check that proved the outcome.
Fixed automatically
On the default closed list, safe, reversible, and checked afterwards.
Container keeps running out of memory
Limit raised within a safe cap, then verified.
CertificatesStuck certificate request
Removed so cert-manager could reissue, then re-checked.
NetworkingIngress using the wrong TLS secret
Pointed at the right secret and confirmed.
Found deep, then routed to a person
These checks look further than the free tier — into key strength, storage health, and drift between clusters — and escalate instead of guessing, exactly as described on the security page.
A certificate that renewed on time, but was weak underneath
cert-manager called it healthy. A deeper check didn’t.
Stateful workloadsA database StatefulSet losing replicas, and why
Not a crash — a volume that would never bind.
SecretsA secret pointing at a Vault path that no longer exists
Checked against Vault directly, not assumed.
Multi-clusterTwo clusters that were supposed to match, quietly drifting apart
A hot-fix in one region, never carried to the others.
See it on a live system
Live dashboards from SreNix’s demo environment. The numbers are demo data.
Executive summary
Incidents closed, time saved, and the guardrails that stopped unsafe actions.
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Dashboard 2Detection and diagnosis
What SreNix found, where, and how fast it worked out why.
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Dashboard 3AI cost and efficiency
Spend, budget and cost per resolved incident.
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On-call should be quieter every week
Helm install in 5 minutes. No telemetry exfiltration. No per-investigation surprises.