OpswinThe routine work runs itself. Your engineers do the rest.
Opswin turns runbooks into reliable automation — scheduling maintenance, scaling ahead of demand, and resolving known failures before anyone is paged.
80%
routine ops automated
10x
faster incident response
24/7
unattended operation
Patch window · prod-eu
148 hosts · 0 rollbacks
Completed
02:00 UTC
Snapshot & verify · rds-*
36 databases · restore tested
Completed
03:15 UTC
Scale-up · checkout-svc
predicted peak in 22 min
Running
08:40 UTC
Certificate rotation
14 certs expiring < 30 days
Queued
tomorrow
Disk pressure on worker-07 correlated with a stuck log rotation. Opswin matched the known runbook, cleared the rotation, reclaimed 38 GB and confirmed the node healthy — 94 seconds end to end.
What Opswin does
Opswin turns runbooks into reliable automation. It schedules and executes routine operational work, triages incidents by correlating signals across your stack, and self-heals the failures it already knows how to fix — escalating only what genuinely needs a human.
Intelligent scheduling
Patch windows, snapshots, secret rotation and cleanup run on a cadence that adapts to observed load — not a cron line someone wrote three years ago.
Incident triage
Correlates alerts, metrics, deploys and infrastructure changes into a single narrative so the first responder starts with a cause, not a wall of graphs.
Self-healing runbooks
Failures Opswin already knows how to fix are fixed automatically inside policy, with the full sequence recorded. Anything unfamiliar escalates immediately.
Predictive scaling
Capacity moves ahead of demand using learned traffic patterns, instead of reacting after a threshold has already been breached.
Lifecycle management
Starts, stops and decommissions non-production resources on schedule — a large share of the savings CostLens identifies, applied automatically.
Native to your on-call
Slack, Teams and PagerDuty integration with escalation paths, so automation shows up where your team already works.
How it works
Connect your clouds and observability stack
Opswin reads from your cloud accounts plus Datadog, Grafana, Prometheus or CloudWatch to build a picture of what runs and what normal looks like.
Import the work you already do by hand
Existing runbooks, cron jobs and maintenance procedures are captured as automations. Opswin proposes candidates from the toil it observes.
Run in shadow mode
Automations execute as dry runs first, showing exactly what they would have done. You promote them to live once the results match your expectations.
Operate unattended, escalate the rest
Routine work runs on schedule and known failures self-heal within policy. Anything outside the policy envelope pages a human with the context already assembled.
Where teams put it to work
Nightly maintenance
Patching, snapshots, secret rotation and log cleanup run unattended across every environment, with verification built into each step.
Non-production cost control
Dev and staging environments shut down outside working hours and come back before the team does — recovering spend without anyone remembering to act.
First-line incident response
Known failure modes are resolved in seconds and never reach a pager, while genuinely novel incidents arrive pre-triaged with a probable cause.
Common questions
How much can it actually do without a human?
As much as your policy allows and no more. Every automation carries an explicit blast radius, and anything outside it escalates rather than improvises.
What if an automation makes things worse?
Automations run dry-run first, execute inside a policy envelope, and record before/after state. Rollback is available on every action Opswin takes.
How does Opswin relate to CostLens?
CostLens identifies what should change; Opswin is what carries recurring changes out on a schedule. They share the same model of your infrastructure, so a savings recommendation can become a standing automation in one step.
See Opswin against your own cloud.
Book a working session with an Aezona engineer. We connect a read-only role and show you real findings from your environment — not a canned demo.
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