Robusta is an AI-powered incident investigation platform that automatically groups duplicate alerts and investigates only unique problems in production environments. It connects to observability tools like Prometheus, Datadog, and CloudWatch, pinpoints root causes, and escalates to on-call engineers only when necessary, reducing investigation costs by up to 99%.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Engineering teams receive hundreds or thousands of duplicate alerts daily, forcing on-call engineers to manually investigate the same recurring issues. This repetitive work consumes time and budget, with costs scaling linearly with alert volume rather than with the number of genuinely unique incidents.
Solution
Robusta provides an AI-driven incident investigation platform that automatically groups duplicate alerts and investigates only unique problems the moment they fire. The system connects to any data source via native integrations, webhooks, HTTP APIs, or MCP servers, then uses AI to pinpoint root causes, assess blast radius, and recommend fixes. On-call engineers receive an answer rather than a raw alert, and the platform escalates to a human only when necessary. This approach reduces investigation costs by up to 99% by ensuring the bill scales with unique incidents, not alert duplicates.
Target Audience
Primary customers are DevOps, SRE, and platform engineering teams operating complex production environments who need to reduce alert fatigue and control incident investigation costs.
Features
- AI-powered alert grouping that clusters duplicate notifications into single investigations
- Root cause analysis with blast radius assessment and fix recommendations delivered at alert time
- Native integrations with 30+ tools including Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog, New Relic, CloudWatch, Sentry, PagerDuty, and Jira
- MCP server and HTTP API support for connecting any custom or legacy data source
- Escalation workflow that routes to human on-call engineers only for unique, unresolved incidents
- Compatibility with cloud-native (Kubernetes, Helm, ArgoCD) and legacy (Nagios, SolarWinds) infrastructure