Nova's AI Runbook engine has 954 pre-built response playbooks covering every severity from SEV-4 degradations to SEV-1 global outages. When an incident fires, Nova selects the matching runbook, simulates the blast radius, and executes the response, with rollback steps already prepared before a human ever touches the keyboard.
Nova ships with pre-built scenario runbooks for the most common production failures: latency spikes, partial outages, memory pressure events, SSL failures, and traffic saturation. When an incident fires, the AI engine classifies the failure type, selects the matching runbook, and presents it for one-click execution, with every step, expected outcome, and rollback procedure laid out before you approve.
The What-If engine lets you simulate failure modes against your live service graph before any real incident occurs. Run SEV-1 Global, SEV-2 Regional, Slow Burn, or Cascade scenarios to see exactly which services go down, in what order, and what the estimated user impact and revenue exposure looks like, so your team knows the playbook before 3 AM.
Every runbook execution is preceded by a live impact analysis step. Nova walks your service dependency graph and identifies every downstream system that could be affected by the proposed remediation action, before a single command is run. Engineers see the complete risk surface, not just the immediate fix target, so no one accidentally causes a cascade while resolving the original incident.
You shouldn't need to be a YAML expert to encode operational knowledge. Describe what you want to happen in plain English, "restart the payment service pods if memory exceeds 85%, then verify the health endpoint responds before bringing traffic back", and Nova converts it into a fully structured, executable runbook with rollback steps, success criteria, and notification hooks included.
954 pre-built runbooks. What-if simulation. Plain-English authoring. Your team's response time will never be the same.