Autopilot

Issues resolve themselves

Define rules once, let LinkRivers handle the rest. Auto-scale resources, restart services, rollback deployments, and notify your team - all without human intervention.

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autopilot-rules.yaml

rule:

name: "High Response Time"

trigger: response_time > 2000ms

actions:

- restart_service

- scale_replicas: 3

- notify_slack

Status: Active - 12 auto-resolutions this week

Capabilities

Automation that understands context

Rule-based triggers

Set conditions based on response time, error rates, CPU usage, memory, or any custom metric. Combine multiple conditions for precise triggering.

Automatic remediation

Restart services, scale resources, flush caches, rollback deployments, or trigger custom webhooks - all executed instantly when conditions are met.

Smart escalation

If auto-remediation doesn't resolve the issue within defined timeframes, automatically escalate to on-call teams via Slack, PagerDuty, or email.

Full audit trail

Every automated action is logged with timestamps, before/after states, and outcomes. Review what Autopilot did and why at any time.

Use Cases

What teams automate

Deployment rollbacks

Detect error rate spikes after deploys and automatically revert to the last stable version within seconds.

Resource scaling

Scale infrastructure up during traffic spikes and down during quiet periods to optimize costs and performance.

Service restarts

Detect memory leaks or unresponsive services and restart them before users notice any degradation.

Stop firefighting
Start automating

Set up your first autopilot rule in minutes. Let LinkRivers handle the 2am incidents.

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