Autonomous SRE for Zerops

The SRE Zerops doesn't come with

Nomad watches a live Zerops deployment through its forwarded syslog, diagnoses failures with Claude, and applies real fixes through the Zerops REST API — restart, rollback, or heal — without you digging through the dashboard at 3 a.m.

target → anomaly → incident #12
[anomaly] 9 error log lines from "target" in the last minute
[incident] #12 opened  status=open      level=error
[diagnosis] rootCause: database pool exhausted (timeout waiting for connection)
            confidence: 0.91
[fix]       suggested  action=restart
[apply]     target healed · incident #12 → fixed

The loop

Watch. Diagnose. Fix.

Nomad closes the loop between "something is wrong" and "it's fixed" — without a human glued to the logs.

step 1

Watch

Zerops forwards your live logs to Nomad's syslog listener over UDP (RFC 5424).

step 2

Diagnose

Nomad detects error bursts, then Claude reads the recent log context and proposes a root cause.

step 3

Fix

Every diagnosis lands as a suggested fix you can apply — restart, rollback, or heal — via the Zerops REST API.

Built for the Zerops way of doing things

Log forwarding, managed Postgres, private networking, and the REST API — Nomad uses the platform as designed.

Syslog-native ingestion

A UDP RFC 5424 listener that accepts syslog-ng forwarding straight out of Zerops Advanced Observability.

Anomaly detection

Sliding-window rules flag error and critical bursts per service before they page anyone.

Claude-powered diagnosis

Every incident is summarized from the actual log context, with a confidence score and reasoning.

Real remediation

Suggested fixes apply through the Zerops REST API — service-stack restart or app-version rollback.

Try the live demo

Break the bundled demo target, watch Nomad detect the burst, read the Claude diagnosis, and apply the suggested fix — all from the dashboard.

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