Public cloud
AWS, Azure, GCP and OCI coverage targets through governed connectors.
AmrudAi’s coverage direction spans network, infrastructure, cloud, Kubernetes, data platforms, applications, services, SaaS, backup and operational governance.
AmrudAiUnified operational graph⌁NetworkPath · Flow · NCM · IPAM▦InfrastructureServers · VM · Storage☁CloudAWS · Azure · GCP · K8s◉DataSQL · NoSQL · Streaming▤ServicesAPI · DNS · Synthetics⚙OperationsIncident · SLA · ChangeCoverage targets include routers, switches, WLAN, firewalls, load balancers, SD-WAN, DNS/DHCP, flow/NTA, NCM, IPAM, path analysis and topology.
Server monitoring is designed to include resource pressure, filesystems/inodes, block I/O, network quality, process/service state, OS evidence and hardware signals where safely available.
Vendor-specific resources map into platform-owned identity, state and dependency contracts.
AWS, Azure, GCP and OCI coverage targets through governed connectors.
Cluster, node, namespace, workload, pod, container, service, ingress and persistent-volume entities.
Ingress → service → workload → pod → node plus database/cache/queue/external API edges where evidence exists.
Metrics and logs in initial scope with trace-ready architecture; no full bytecode APM claim initially.
JMX/metrics/API/log based coverage targets for common enterprise middleware without claiming full bytecode APM.
ICMP, TCP, DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, API and TLS checks with service context.
Provider API health, quotas, throttling, authentication and service KPIs where exposed.
Job state, repository capacity, RPO evidence, replication and restore-test evidence where available.
SUCCESS, FAILED, MISSED, STUCK, LATE and RUNNING semantics across schedulers.
Operational experience signals with explicit privacy and anti-surveillance boundaries.