A crime is committed. And you saw it happen. In fact, there are many witnesses in different locations with different assumptions and unique suspects. It’s chaotic, with clues scattered everywhere. Which ones matter and which are irrelevant?

The crime? This time, it’s a database outage. Last time, a failed Kubernetes node. And the time before that? An application server in a race condition. These tech “crimes” are common. They jeopardize uptime and performance. Like a fingerprint, all crimes are unique in some way — almost as if a master villain were orchestrating the chaos through digital sabotage.