Every incident teaches you something.
The challenge is making sure that knowledge is still there the next time.
This Stakpak release includes Agent knowledge, new integrations, tutorials, and reliability updates.
Full update in the changelog 👇🏻
🔗https://t.co/azNbliy5gz
Imagine getting paged only for the problems that need your attention.
That's the idea behind Stakpak Autopilot
It monitors your infrastructure, investigates issues automatically fixes what's safe and escalates to you when human judgment is needed
🔗https://t.co/iWzO3DzueK
The best incidents are the ones you never hear about.
Stakpak Autopilot monitors your infrastructure 24/7, investigates issues as they happen, fixes what's safe automatically, and only escalates when human judgment is needed.
🔗 https://t.co/iWzO3DzueK
Agent Integrations are live in Stakpak!!
Connect AI agents to Datadog, Sentry, New Relic, Langfuse, Better Stack, and Axiom with secure, governed access.
With many more integrations to come
🔗https://t.co/iWzO3DzueK
@Rajeshstwt did you try stakpak? its open source and vendor neutral
It monitors your infrastructure 24/7, auto fix issues when its safe and escelate to you when it matters
https://t.co/iWzO3DzueK
Most alerts are symptoms.
The real challenge is figuring out what actually changed.
Stakpak Autopilot continuously watches your infrastructure, investigates anomalies, traces them back to the root cause, and takes action when it's safe to do so.
🔗https://t.co/iWzO3DzueK
Stakpak Autopilot monitors your infrastructure 24/7, investigates issues as they happen, fixes what's safe to fix automatically, and only escalates when it actually needs a human.
Install Stakpak -> run /init
🔗 https://t.co/iWzO3DzueK
Everyone says their AI agent is "sandboxed." But what does that actually mean?
A container? A microVM? A read only filesystem? Network restrictions?
🧶..
In this blog George talks about an open taxonomy for agent sandboxes across 7 defense layers, 7 threat categories, and 3 scoring dimensions.
One of the biggest takeaways:
A strong VM with open network access and raw credentials can still be a false sense of security.
🧶..
What if your infrastructure could fix itself?
We just published a short newsletter about how engineers use Stakpak in production
Worth a quick read if you're thinking about what comes after alerts and dashboards.
🔗https://t.co/WyIg70lBSr
Most incidents dont need more alerts
They need something that can investigate, connect the dots, and take action.
That's Stakpak autopilot it monitors your infra 24/7, fixes whats safe and only escelate when it actually matters
🔗https://t.co/iWzO3DzueK
Your pod is running, Your app still isn't reachable, what would you do?
We put together a guide on how to troubleshoot Services, Ingress, ports, selectors, and networking issues with Stakpak.
Install Stakpak -> run /init
🔗 https://t.co/K8ZzvDShhp
Stakpak Autopilot monitors your infrastructure 24/7, fixes whas safe and only escalates to you when it actually matters
Install Stakpak -> run /init
🔗https://t.co/iWzO3DzueK
Ever spent 2 hours debugging something that should have taken 10 minutes?
You jump between logs, configs, dashboards, Terraform, Kubernetes manifests, and documentation, trying to figure out what changed.
“Sandboxed” doesnt mean safe.
Isolation can be weak or strong; the term means nothing on its own.
Real question: what can the agent actually do?
Once it touches real infra, security = guardrails + control, not isolation.
🔗 https://t.co/Ikgrl7jU4m
Deploying your app to AWS usually turns into:
EC2 setup, Reverse proxies, SSL, Docker issues, Networking
Then hoping nothing breaks in production.
We made a tutorial showing how to use Stakpak to deploy Coolify on AWS and ship your app end to end.
🔗https://t.co/qhrh5Ukfic
Monitoring tells you something broke, Logs tell you why, Dashboards tell you where, then what?
Stakpak Autopilot closes the loop
It monitors infrastructure 24/7 applies safe fixes automatically and escalates only when human judgment is actually needed
🔗https://t.co/P6Cwoj5tuO
What if containerizing your app just takes two min?
Stakpak can generate the Docker setup, build the container, troubleshoot issues, and validate everything automatically.
No copy pasting random Docker commands from old blog posts.
🔗https://t.co/iWzO3DzueK