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ATC

Ops

Your AI Stack, Always Healthy.

Monitoring. Alerting.
Incident Response. Automated.

Operational intelligence agent for your on-premise AI infrastructure. GPU health, model performance, inference latency, auto-scaling, predictive maintenance. The agent that keeps all your other agents running.

The agent that maintains the agents. Setup in hours, value in days.
99.9%
Uptime Target
24–72h
Failure Prediction
0
Surprise Outages
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01 — Capabilities

Six Layers of Infrastructure Intelligence

From GPU temperature to model drift — Ops monitors, predicts, and responds before problems reach your users.

GPU Health Monitoring

Real-time tracking of GPU temperature, memory utilization, power draw, and clock speeds. Alerts before thermal throttling or memory exhaustion impacts your inference workloads.

Model Performance

Track accuracy, drift, latency percentiles, and throughput for every deployed model. Detect degradation trends before they affect production quality.

Auto-Scaling

Intelligent scaling based on inference queue depth, GPU utilization, and request patterns. Scale up before demand spikes, scale down to save resources.

Predictive Maintenance

ML models trained on your infrastructure patterns forecast GPU failures, memory exhaustion, and capacity bottlenecks 24–72 hours before they impact production.

Incident Response

Automated detection, diagnosis, and remediation. Most incidents resolved before your team is aware. Configurable escalation thresholds and runbook automation.

Dashboard & Reporting

Unified operational dashboard with real-time metrics, historical trends, SLA tracking, and automated weekly reports. Know your infrastructure health at a glance.

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02 — Incident Pipeline

Detect → Diagnose → Respond → Learn

Every incident follows a 5-stage intelligence pipeline. Most are resolved automatically before your team is even aware.

01
Detect

Anomaly identified

02
Diagnose

Root cause analysis

03
Respond

Auto-remediate or escalate

04
Verify

Confirm resolution

05
Learn

Update runbooks

03 — Use Cases

Ops Keeps Your Stack Running So You Don’t Have To

Four core operational workflows, each fully automated with configurable escalation thresholds.

Daily Operations

Automated health checks every minute

  • GPU temperature and utilization monitoring
  • Inference queue depth and latency tracking
  • Model accuracy and drift detection
  • Disk space and memory usage alerts
  • Automated log rotation and cleanup

Capacity Planning

Predict before you provision

  • GPU utilization trend analysis
  • Inference demand forecasting
  • Storage growth projection
  • Network bandwidth planning
  • Cost optimization recommendations

Incident Management

Detect, respond, resolve automatically

  • Anomaly detection across all metrics
  • Automated root cause analysis
  • Self-healing remediation scripts
  • Escalation to on-call engineers
  • Post-incident reports with timelines

Model Lifecycle

From deployment to retirement

  • Deployment health verification
  • A/B testing metrics collection
  • Performance degradation alerts
  • Automated model rollback triggers
  • Version tracking and audit trails
04 — Compare

DIY Monitoring vs ATC Ops

Grafana dashboards and manual SSH checks catch problems after the fact. Ops prevents them.

Manual / DIY Monitoring

  • Static alert thresholds with constant false alarms
  • Manual SSH into servers to diagnose issues
  • No correlation between GPU, model, and infra metrics
  • Reactive — you find out after users complain
  • No predictive capability for hardware failures
  • Runbooks in wikis that nobody reads at 3 AM
  • Hours of engineer time per incident

ATC Ops Intelligent Monitoring

  • Adaptive thresholds that learn your infrastructure patterns
  • Automated root cause analysis in seconds
  • Unified view of GPU, model, and system health
  • Proactive — issues resolved before users notice
  • Predictive maintenance with 24–72h failure forecasting
  • Automated runbooks that execute themselves
  • Most incidents auto-resolved in under 60 seconds
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05 — Technology Stack

Built on Proven Infrastructure Tools

Industry-standard monitoring plus AI-powered intelligence layer. All on-premise.

PrometheusGrafanaNVIDIA SMIDockerPredictive MLOn-PremiseRunbook Engine

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Already running on-premise AI? Deploy Ops to monitor, alert, and maintain your stack. Setup in hours, value in days.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does ATC Ops actually monitor?

GPU temperature, power draw, ECC errors, VRAM fragmentation, model throughput and latency percentiles, queue depth, error rate, and dataset drift on production prompts.

How is predictive maintenance done?

GPU error patterns and thermal trends are modelled to predict imminent ECC or power failures hours to days before they occur, allowing proactive replacement during planned windows.

Does ATC Ops auto-scale inference?

Yes. Based on queue depth and target p99 latency, it scales vLLM workers up and down, drains traffic gracefully on shutdown, and warms new workers before adding to the load balancer.

Which alerting backends are supported?

PagerDuty, Opsgenie, VictorOps, Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, and webhook. Custom escalation policies per service tier and team.

Can ATC Ops auto-remediate incidents?

Yes for safe-listed incidents — restarting hung workers, rotating bad GPUs, draining nodes for kernel updates. Risky actions (failover, traffic shifts, capacity changes) require human approval.

What is the agent that maintains the agents?

A meta-agent on top of all the other BiltIQ agents in production. It treats each agent as an SLO target, watches its inputs and outputs, and triggers ATC Ops automation when SLOs degrade.

How does ATC Ops integrate with existing observability?

Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, OpenSearch, Datadog, and New Relic — by scrape, push, or OTLP. ATC Ops adds the AI-aware analysis layer on top of whatever stack you already run.

How is ATC Ops different from your DevOps & AI Ops service?

ATC Ops is a productised meta-agent that watches AI workloads (GPUs, models, queues) and is installable in days. The DevOps & AI Ops service is a broader engagement covering your CI/CD, IaC, hybrid-cloud architecture, and incident-response runbooks. ATC Ops is one component of what the service delivers.