Build logs
Follow image builds as they happen — each Dockerfile step, each layer, the final artifact identity.
OBSERVABILITY
Clear visibility, from source change to running app.
Build logs, runtime logs, deployment stages, deployment history, activity, and intelligible failures are part of the normal product experience — because a platform you can’t see into is a platform you can’t trust.
Runtime logs
See what your running application is doing, with startup lines and failures written to be understood by humans.
Deployment stages
Every deployment shows its stages and where it is — accepted, building, starting, running, or failed with a reason.
Deployment history
Every attempt and its outcome, tied to its source and artifact. A failed attempt never hides the healthy version that is still running.
Resource usage & health
Understand how your application is doing alongside its logs — resource usage and health in the same view.
Activity
A project-level trail of what changed, who changed it, and when — from configuration saves to rollbacks.
FAILURES YOU CAN READ
“Failed” is not
an explanation.
When something goes wrong, the platform tells you what stage failed and why — a build error with its output, a startup crash with its logs, a failed health signal with its history. Your application’s status and deployment history stay visible while you fix it.
atlas — deployment #41FAILED
12:11:40 STAGE image pull — ok
12:11:52 STAGE container start — ok
12:12:22 ERROR container exited (1): listen tcp :8080: bind: address already in use
12:12:22 STATE previous version atlas:v1.1 still running
YOUR ACTIVE VERSION STAYS UP WHILE YOU INVESTIGATE.
HONEST SCOPE
What you get — and what we don’t claim.
In the product
- Build logs, runtime logs, and deployment stages as first-class views
- Deployment history with outcomes, sources, and artifacts
- Customer-facing metrics and status views as the platform’s observability surface
- Intelligible failures with the affected stage identified
What we don’t claim
- Internal operator tooling (Grafana, alert delivery) is ours, not a customer entitlement
- No promised retention period, custom-alert entitlement, or incident-response time
- No uptime percentage we can’t yet stand behind
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Good ideas deserve
to be out there.
Bring your code. Make something people can use.