NETLOGG

One Unified Operational
Intelligence Plane

Operational Autonomous Intelligence

From Alert Chaos to Singular Truth.

NETLOGG integrates with AETNIC AIOps to ingest millions of telemetry streams across multi-cloud, telecom, and edge fabrics—synthesizing raw anomalies into an immediate, governed decision.

01 / INGESTION

Sovereign Telemetry

Eliminate proprietary lock-in. Real-time high-throughput streaming pipelines that preserve data residency, air-gapped governance, and compliance.

SUB-MILLISECOND99.999% SLA
02 / COGNITION

Explainable Graph AI

No black-box guesses. Causal inference models trace root causes across distributed topologies, generating human-verifiable proofs in under 12 seconds.

NOISE REDUCTION94.8% ACCURACY
03 / EXECUTION

Closed-Loop Fixes

Policy-driven automated runbooks execute preventative healing before user degradation occurs, backed by dual-signature approval protocols.

RESOLUTION TIME-82% MTTR
The Problem

Twelve challenges every operations centre carries today

Without a governing layer, the 'single pane of glass' is a person holding a phone at 03:00.

01

Tool sprawl

Each tool holds one slice; nobody sees the whole incident.

02

Alert fatigue

Real incidents drown in noise; on-call burns out.

03

Thresholds mislead

A metric that is always high at 16:00 is not an incident.

04

Manual correlation

Long MTTR; outcomes depend on who is on shift.

05

Log overload

The answer is in 10,000 lines nobody can read in time.

06

Unsearchable archives

The incident that matters sits outside live retention.

07

Tribal knowledge

Repeat incidents are solved from scratch, every time.

08

Repeat manual fixes

Restart, clear, scale — by hand, at night, under fatigue.

09

Change risk

Changes ship with no blast radius and no written undo.

10

Evidence after the fact

Audit requests trigger a scramble through screenshots.

11

Unnamed blind spots

The unmonitored asset is the one that fails.

12

Skills & sovereignty

Scarce platform teams; offshore data often not permitted.

The Estate

Twelve operational domains, twelve separate views

An enterprise service breach can originate in any one of these and surface in any other. Today each domain has its own tooling.

NETWORK & WAN

LAN, WAN, SD-WAN and wireless

DATA CENTRE

Servers, virtualisation and platforms

CLOUD & CONTAINERS

Public and private cloud workloads

APPLICATIONS

Business applications and user journeys

DATABASES

Databases, storage arrays, backup

IDENTITY

Directories and single sign-on

END USER

Devices, email, and service desk

BUSINESS

ERP, CRM, billing, payments

COMMUNICATIONS

Voice, contact centre, messaging

SECURITY

Firewalls, DDoS, IPS, SIEM

ENERGY

Site and data centre power

FIELD OPS

Dispatch, work orders, spares

AETNIC AIOps normalises all twelve into one canonical service graph, across every vendor. No domain tool is removed.

Machine Learning Analytics

Five detectors that learn what normal looks like

Each detector answers one operational question, and every verdict shows its arithmetic. Below thirty data points the platform declines to guess.

VERDICT: SPIKE

ML anomaly detection

"Is this normal for this metric, at this hour?"

Seasonal baselines per metric, hour and weekday. Every verdict shows its baseline and deviation.

Questions we hear most

Straight answers before you ask

Will it replace our monitoring or ITSM?

No. It sits above them and makes them act together. You keep your tools and your contracts.

Can the AI change production on its own?

Only what you authorise, through the gate. Irreversible work never auto-runs; containment always waits for a person.

Does our operational data leave the country?

The default posture is in-country with no egress. The model endpoint can be one you control.

How do we satisfy our auditors and regulator?

Every read, approval and action is in a tamper-evident ledger, with blast radius and undo recorded before the change.

We already run Splunk or ELK.

Good — it reads them, including archives, and does not become a second, competing log warehouse.

A system we use isn't on the connector list.

Any documented HTTP API can be added as a connector specification — data, not code.

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