Fluid5 Sentry.
An AI DevOps tool. Built for the small guy.
The AI watches and reasons. Our engineers decide and step in. The small guy gets the rigour without the headcount.
Act 01
It starts where the work starts.
An AI DevOps team that follows the work. Builds, deploys, security scans on every commit. The pipeline gets watched. Less yak-shaving, more shipping.

Act 02
Then it runs, and changes.
It reads cost, performance, and recent changes together. Traces a slow query back to a patch. Spots a cost spike from a security-group change three commits ago. Explains last night's alert pattern by pointing at the drift event behind it. Issues caught before they become problems. Opportunities caught before they pass.

Act 03
Then it protects what matters.
Backups that actually restore. Lifecycle policies that move cold data quietly. Protections kept current. On the day something goes wrong, what should have worked actually does.

Act 04
And the operate work that never stops.
Scans, IAM hygiene, drift, threats. Logs read across the estate. Five hundred raw alerts narrowed to three that matter. Every month, a clear report. What was watched, what was found, what was decided, what is next.

Act 05
Everything joins. Days become minutes.
Humans can find any of this. The AI finds it in minutes, not weeks. We just handle it. No quotes, no scope negotiations. Your systems learned inside out, the context staying with your account. The small guy gets the rigour without the headcount.

Other tools do all of this. We're not pretending otherwise.
The difference is the bringing-together. One AI, one tool, across the whole workflow. The automation doesn't stop at the edge of a domain. A single DevOps team can simplify the lot.
Built on AWS. Powered by AWS. The same cloud our clients live in. We eat our own cooking every day.
Not groundbreaking. Just done differently. For the small guy, without the feature bloat. The load lifts, and people get to be creative again.
Fluid5 Sentry is the tooling we're building. The retainer is the relationship that makes it work.