Discovery
Maps workloads and infrastructure.
NitronOrbit’s product vision brings discovery, dependency intelligence, recovery planning and validation into a connected lifecycle.
The Resilience Knowledge Graph is designed to link business processes to applications, services, compute, databases, storage, networking and security.
Inputs include CMDB records, observability, backup systems and infrastructure telemetry. The aim is to surface single points of failure and explain the sequence needed to recover a critical application.
Maps workloads and infrastructure.
Connects services to what they rely on.
Identifies resilience and configuration gaps.
Builds recovery strategies around priorities.
Explores failure scenarios and readiness.
Orchestrates approved recovery actions.
Checks application and business recovery.
Explains resilience in business language.
The proposed Executive Resilience Cockpit brings together resilience scoring, predicted risk, applications at risk, recovery timings and recommendations.
Teams can connect technical recovery gaps with business impact, then investigate the actions and dependencies behind the summary.
Discover workloads and dependencies to establish recovery context.
Route high-risk actions through human approval and ITSM workflows.
Check application health, transactions and security posture, and preserve recovery evidence.
The product model includes SaaS, private-cloud and customer-managed hybrid deployment options. Intended environments include VMware, Kubernetes, OpenShift, AWS, Azure and OCI, alongside databases, storage, backup, replication, DNS, IAM and ITSM systems.
Confirm supported connectors, versions, data-residency requirements and commercial availability during evaluation. The website describes product direction, not a certified compatibility matrix.
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