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Small Hours
24/7 Automated Root Cause Analysis: Minimize Downtime, Maximize Efficiency.

What is Small Hours?

Small Hours provides automated root cause analysis (RCA) for developers. The platform is designed to streamline on-call rotations and help engineers resolve issues quickly. It leverages OpenTelemetry for broad compatibility and ensures data security by never storing code.

Small Hours offers intelligent issue triage and can generate pull requests to address identified problems. Built by former Amazon engineers, the service is optimized for enterprise velocity and scale, supporting a variety of frameworks like NextJS, FastAPI, Django, Flask, Rails, Gin, and Express.

Features

  • Any Platform: Supports OpenTelemetry for seamless integration with any stack.
  • Intelligence: Hooks into existing alarms and identifies critical issues.
  • Context: Connects codebases and runbooks as context and instructions.
  • Private: User code and data are secure and never stored.
  • Actions: Intelligently triages issues and generates pull requests.

Use Cases

  • Streamlining on-call rotations.
  • Automating root cause analysis.
  • Integrating with existing monitoring and alarm systems.
  • Generating pull requests for identified issues.
  • Improving time to resolution for software incidents.

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