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If your infrastructure is configured outside version control through dashboards, scripts, or manual steps, environment drift is the expected outcome. Most teams have lived this scenario. A feature works in staging but breaks in production. Two hours later, someone finds a configuration setting that was changed in staging three weeks ago and never documented.

When a production incident strikes, a sudden latency spike, a cascading API failure, a service returning 500s at scale, every minute of downtime has a cost. Root cause analysis (RCA) is the process that turns that chaos into a clear answer: what actually broke, and why. Not the symptom that triggered the alert. The underlying cause.

A more reliable agent that learns your schema, queries your data, and investigates alerts - that’s what’s possible with this release of our MCP server v1.3.0.

How do you know if your network is actually healthy right now? For most IT teams, answering that question means jumping between multiple tools, dashboards, and alerts, only to end up with more uncertainty than clarity. The problem is not missing data. It is knowing which signals matter, what normal really looks like, and when performance issues start affecting users and business operations. Modern networks generate thousands of metrics every minute, but not every spike or alert deserves attention.