Asama

FOR ON-PREM, COLO & PRIVATE CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE TEAMS

AI Infrastructure Engineer

Autonomously detects faults, investigates infrastructure incidents, and performs agentic remediation. Asama ingests telemetry across your hardware, OS, and orchestrators to isolate root causes, plan fixes, and automate with experts' approval.

INVESTIGATION · LIVE USER COMPLAINS APPLICATION LATENCY
HYPERVISOR — Saw elevated virtIO queue
STORAGE — NVMe RAID rebuild begins after drive replacement
KERNEL / OS — Background I/O + rebuild drive storage latency higher
NETWORK — NFS latency rises; packet drops and retransmits during a transient burst
HARDWARE — NIC RX ring is 1024; identical servers use 4096
CAUSE

Storage contention from a RAID rebuild backed up via NFS to the VM, while a concurrent rsyncd burst overwhelmed compute-01's undersized RX ring buffer (1024 vs. peer 4096), causing packet loss and retransmissions.

FIX

Reschedule/throttle the RAID rebuild, move the competing workload, and increase the NIC RX ring to match peer configuration.

Not a monitoring tool

Not an observability dashboard

Not a copilot on your alerts

Asama is not another place to look at your infrastructure. It is an engineer operating on it.

The maturity curve

Every infrastructure operation sits on
L1 to L4 levels of maturity

The levels differ in one thing: how much of the intelligence the platform brings, and how much lands on you. Find yours.

You are here L1

Fragmented monitoring

Platform

Raises threshold alerts, holds no shared context.

Infra engineer as Investigator

You triage the alerts and correlate by hand.

Zabbix · Nagios · OpManager · checkmk · ipmitool scripts

Or here L2

Centralised observability

Platform

Aggregates telemetry into queryable dashboards.

Infra engineer as Analyst

You build the graphs and reason to root cause.

Prometheus + Grafana · Elastic + Kibana · Dynatrace

You are thinking this now L3

Assisted analysis

Platform

AI-assisted analysis inside one domain. Needs expert modelling first.

Infra engineer as Consultant

You ask in English, but the diagnosis is still yours.

Elastic AI · terminal AI assistants over MCP · LLM models

Future is here L4

Autonomous understanding

Platform

Holds a live model of the stack and reasons causally.

Infra engineer as Approver

You review the diagnosis and approve the plan.

Asama

Why L3 stalls

Without full-stack context, L3 hallucinates.

Level 4

Detect, investigate, remediate. All three run on one graph.

Every host, its topology, every normal behavior, every past fault, held in a live knowledge graph. Real diagnosis comes from that. Safe remediation comes from real diagnosis.

What changes for you

01 Nothing to configure

Baselines are learned. No thresholds, no tags.

02 Nothing to correlate

One root cause arrives backed by an evidence trail.

03 Nothing to look up

Hardware history and event log is baked into the reasoning.

04 Nothing to execute

You review a sequenced plan with a rollback and approve it.

What makes Asama accurate

Learned baselines

Deviations are modelled against peer group and machine behaviour.

Live topology

Physical, virtual and architectural dependencies modelled as a live graph.

Persistent memory

Past faults, upgrades, RMA, fluctuations records stay in context for the next diagnosis.

Multi-vendor reasoning

Mixed fleets telemetry normalised into one model, so reasoning crosses vendor boundaries.

The Multi Layer Correlation

The cause rarely lives where the symptom appears

Asama connects changes, processes, configuration anomalies, and infrastructure dependencies to reconstruct how an incident propagates across the stack.

Incident correlation across storage-01, backup-01 and compute-01 storage-01 and backup-01 feed a configuration anomaly and network signals right into compute-01, whose outputs converge on intermittent application latency and then on a single incident. CHANGE DETECTED Disk replacement storage-01 RAID rebuild fstrim NVMe contention NFS latency CONFIGURATION ANOMALY RX ring: 1024 Peers: 4096 backup-01 rsyncd Transient network burst compute-01 VM NIC Packet drops + retransmits APPLICATION INTERMITTENT LATENCY One incident MULTIPLE HOSTS, MULTIPLE LAYERS ONE CAUSAL CHAIN

One investigation, connected from symptom to root cause.

ISSUE DETECTION     ⟶     CROSS LAYER CORRELATION     ⟶     ROOT CAUSE IDENTIFICATION     ⟶     ISSUE REMEDIATION     ⟶     LEARNING     ⟶ ISSUE DETECTION     ⟶     CROSS LAYER CORRELATION     ⟶     ROOT CAUSE IDENTIFICATION     ⟶     ISSUE REMEDIATION     ⟶     LEARNING     ⟶

Coverage

Wide enough to find it, deep enough to fix it

Most tools are wide and shallow, or deep in one narrow place.

Depth · seven questions, every layer

Visibility, health, baselining, detection, RCA, remediation planning and remediation, answered at each of the five layers.

Hardware

Drives, memory, power, thermals, fans, PCIe.

BMC and out of band

IPMI and Redfish sensor state, and access when the OS is gone.

BIOS and firmware

Revisions and settings compared against the peer group.

Kernel and OS

Kernel state, drivers, logs, config drift, CVE exposure.

Virtualization

Hypervisors, VMs, containers, and the metal under them.

Breadth · where we are honest

Visibility 100% · GA
Detection 90% · Validated
RCA 70% · Expanding
Remediation planning 80% · Validated
Remediation 70% · Expanding

Infrastructure: compute, hardware, firmware, OS, virtualization. Published as of this quarter.

Outcomes

What changes on the next incident

01

Failures surface before they become incidents

Degradation appears as peer-group deviation while the workload is still healthy, when a maintenance window is cheap.

02

One incident, not forty alerts

Related signals across layers consolidate into a single fault with a single owner.

03

Every incident arrives diagnosed

Which component, which layer, what caused it, and what happens if you leave it.

04

Fixes ship with a rollback

Drain, isolate, patch, verify. Sequenced, approved by you, reversible.

05

The fleet stops repeating itself

Every resolved incident updates the model, so the same fault class is caught earlier next time.

06

Reliability holds at 3am

The reasoning that sat with your most senior engineer is in the platform, around the clock.

Security-first

Trust as architecture

Every action logged, every investigation auditable. SOC 2 Type II compliant, with regular manual penetration testing. Your data encrypted everywhere and never used for training.

Learn more in our Trust Center

Security Overview

Encryption: In transit & at rest.

Audit Logs are enabled.
SOC 2 Type II compliant.

SSO Active
SAML Active
RBAC Active
“Repeat incidents were the biggest problem for us. Asama now remembers all the repeat offenders and what actions were taken at different times to resolve them.”

Infrastructure lead
Adtech, owned data centres
Approximately 1,200 servers on premises

Running today on production fleets

We are best suited for small infra teams running high density workloads. If you feel understaffed, let us benchmark Asama against the stack you already have.

Pilot scope

300 to 400 servers

Duration

Two months

Benchmark

Side by side with the incumbent stack

Issue types covered

1,000 and counting

“We moved from manual triage to Asama led triage. Issues that took hours to get to the root cause now takes a couple of mins.”

Head of infrastructure
Mid market, on premises fleet
Five person infrastructure team

Where this goes

Infrastructure should get better with age

Every fleet degrades today. Firmware drifts apart, configurations diverge, hardware wears, and the knowledge of how the fleet behaves leaves with the people who hold it.

A system that holds a live model, remembers every fault and every fix, and compares each machine against its peers gets more accurate every month it runs. The fleet gets more reliable as it ages, and the expertise compounds in the platform instead of walking out of the door.

We have spent two decades inside this problem and built the whole chain, which is why we can say it and very few others can.

Start here

Your infrastructure already has the data. Give it an engineer.

See how Asama investigates, explains and remediates a real infrastructure problem.

Bring one recurring problem your current tooling has not solved. We will show you how Asama detects it, concludes, and acts.