Infrastructure Catalog provides a live map of your production environment — clusters, node pools, namespaces, and more — giving engineers deep visibility into the systems behind every service and alert.
Infrastructure context is critical during investigations, helping identify affected components, related assets, and potential root causes.
Infrastructure resources can be added in two ways:
DrDroid automatically discovers and syncs infrastructure metadata from:
🧠 Once integrations are active, infrastructure is auto-populated and continuously synced — no setup required.
For custom environments or fine-tuned control, users can manually add infrastructure components.
🔗 These resources can then be referenced by alerts, services, or during task execution.
Depending on the integration, DrDroid may capture:
Resource Type | Examples |
---|---|
Clusters | EKS, GKE, self-hosted K8s |
Node Pools / VMs | EC2 nodes, instance groups |
Namespaces | default, prod, staging, etc. |
Deployments | Backend apps, cron jobs |
Ingresses & Services | Load-balanced services |
Autoscalers | HPA, Cluster Autoscaler |
Network Policies | Custom K8s network rules |
Infrastructure Catalog provides a live map of your production environment — clusters, node pools, namespaces, and more — giving engineers deep visibility into the systems behind every service and alert.
Infrastructure context is critical during investigations, helping identify affected components, related assets, and potential root causes.
Infrastructure resources can be added in two ways:
DrDroid automatically discovers and syncs infrastructure metadata from:
🧠 Once integrations are active, infrastructure is auto-populated and continuously synced — no setup required.
For custom environments or fine-tuned control, users can manually add infrastructure components.
🔗 These resources can then be referenced by alerts, services, or during task execution.
Depending on the integration, DrDroid may capture:
Resource Type | Examples |
---|---|
Clusters | EKS, GKE, self-hosted K8s |
Node Pools / VMs | EC2 nodes, instance groups |
Namespaces | default, prod, staging, etc. |
Deployments | Backend apps, cron jobs |
Ingresses & Services | Load-balanced services |
Autoscalers | HPA, Cluster Autoscaler |
Network Policies | Custom K8s network rules |