Context Graph
One connected map of your code, systems and SLOs
The Context Graph is SteadyNines’ live model of your IT estate. It discovers code, services, infrastructure, ITSM records and SLOs and links them, so a burning SLO can be traced to the deploy, commit or ticket behind it in seconds.
What it connects.
| Domain | What it maps |
|---|---|
| SLOs | Objectives, SLIs, error budgets, burn history |
| Services | Dependencies, owners, runbooks |
| Infrastructure | Hosts, clusters, cloud resources, network paths |
| Change | Deployments, pipeline runs, config changes, feature flags |
| Code | Repositories, commits, pull requests, code owners |
| ITSM | Incidents, problems, changes, known errors |
Ops and engineering, on one picture.
The SRE sees a latency spike; the developer sees a merged pull request. Usually nobody sees that they’re the same event. The Context Graph joins them, which is what lets SteadyNines act with evidence instead of guesses.
Discovery runs continuously, so no CMDB clean-up project is needed first.
- SLOcard-auth 99.9% / 30 d
- Servicecard-auth-api
- Dependencyissuer-gateway · retries ×6 · errors 0.9%
- Deploy#4821 · issuer retries · 02:11
- Commit7c2e91a
Sources it reads from
Telemetry · OpenTelemetry, CI/CD · Azure DevOps, ITSM, Cloud · AWS, On-prem