WorkflowFiesta runs on your own machine via the local runner. It monitors your cluster, flags cost spikes, scans dependencies for CVEs, and alerts your team — without exposing credentials or touching production unsupervised.
Mean incident responsetime →under 3 min
WorkflowFiesta detects anomalies, classifies severity, posts a structured Slack alert with probable cause and relevant commits, and creates a Jira incident ticket — before manual notice.
Every morning, WorkflowFiesta queries Cost Explorer, compares to prior day, and flags any service with an unusual spike — with the specific resource name and delta.
WorkflowFiesta runs dependency audits weekly, filters by severity, writes GitHub issues for Critical and High with CVE IDs and remediation steps, and posts a summary to Slack.
After a new image is pushed, WorkflowFiesta checks rollout status, verifies pod health, and posts confirmation to Slack — or fires a rollback alert if pods fail to stabilize.
Check pod restarts, memory pressure, and CrashLoopBackOff across all namespaces.
Daily spend report flags any service with a >20% spike before your team starts.
Weekly dependency audits create GitHub issues for Critical/High vulnerabilities.
Post-deploy health checks confirm rollout or fire rollback alerts automatically.
Hours of application logs summarized into structured error pattern digests.
Structured postmortem documents generated from the incident timeline after resolution.
