Three roles · one platform
What oneinfra looks like in your job.
SREs, Platform Engineers, and FinOps leads do different work — but they all need the same model of the cluster. Pick your role to see exactly what changes.
The pain today
- Waking up to raw graph screenshots and noisy alert cascades across tools.
- Context-switching between Grafana, Slack, deploy logs, and manual kubectl commands.
What changes with oneinfra
- Slack alerts include verified root cause, commit diffs, and auto-drafted rollback PRs.
- AI alert suppression collapses 20+ alerts into a single unified investigation thread.
The pain today
- Maintaining separate Grafana stacks, cost dashboards, and disconnected Notion runbooks.
- Manual SDK onboarding and fragile tool integrations for every new microservice.
What changes with oneinfra
- Reads Prometheus, Loki, and K8s API with zero per-service code changes required.
- Unified topology graph, multi-cluster federation, and GitOps-native Helm deployment.
The pain today
- Cloud billing dashboards show total costs but lack service ownership context.
- Catching idle spend weeks after the invoice arrives when it's too late to prevent waste.
What changes with oneinfra
- Workload-level allocation in $ with real-time idle metrics and 7-day trend analysis.
- Auto-generated right-sizing PRs that platform engineers can merge with one click.
One model, three voices
The SRE, the Platform Eng, and the FinOps lead all see the same cluster.
When the on-call agent escalates, the FinOps view already knows the workload's spend. When Cost flags waste, the Platform team's topology shows what depends on it. No more "the FinOps spreadsheet doesn't match the Datadog tags" conversations.
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See oneinfra investigate a live incident, surface idle spend, and draft a fix — in a 20-minute walkthrough on your stack.