The ReliOp API plugs into your CI/CD and incident workflows. Score risk before deploy. Block bad releases. Generate fixes automatically.
ReliOp is self-hosted by default. Once your instance is running, every endpoint below is available on your private network.
Works from any language, any CI runner, any orchestration layer. Your data never leaves your environment.
Three touchpoints. Same API. No new tool to operate.
Every PR that touches a service config is scanned. Builds fail when the risk score breaches your threshold — before merge, not after incident.
When PagerDuty, Rootly, or incident.io fire on a service, ReliOp injects downstream impact and a targeted runbook draft into the incident record.
Cluster incidents by root-cause family, cost concentration, and repeat-offender services. Feed the signal back into the next risk score.
Each capability is a first-class surface in the API — wired together, or used independently.
An 8-rule reliability engine scores service configs and produces a 0–100 operational risk score on every pull request.
Dependency graph and cascading-failure impact for every service, computed entirely from declared config — no agents, no runtime traces.
Per-service runbooks that cite the exact violation, downstream risk, and the remediation order that reduces impact fastest.
Cluster historical incidents by root-cause family, cost concentration, and temporal signature — surface the recurrences worth fixing.
Five steps. No new tooling to install. Every step emits JSON your existing systems already speak.
A developer pushes a service config change.
8-rule engine maps dependencies and computes blast radius.
0–100, with per-rule violations and affected services.
Merge is blocked when risk breaches your threshold.
Targeted remediation steps posted to the PR for the developer.
/api/audit, /api/dashboard, /api/blast-radius/<service>, /api/runbook/<service>.