Deployment Tracking & Infrastructure Event Timeline
Stop wasting hours asking ‘what changed?’
Every incident starts with the same question.
OpsTrails answers it instantly — one timeline of every deployment, rollback, and release, queryable by your favourite AI assistant!
No credit card required. Free tier includes 1K events/month.
You already know how this goes
Something's broken
Alerts fire. Users complain. The first question is always the same: what changed? But the answer isn't in any single place.
The scavenger hunt begins
Check GitHub for recent merges. Open Jenkins for deploy logs. Search Slack for announcements. Ask the on-call who deployed what. Dig through cron jobs. Check the feature flag dashboard. 60 minutes gone.
Meanwhile, customers are waiting...
Every minute spent investigating is a minute the incident is still live. The MTTR clock is running because your operational context is scattered across a dozen tools.
of production outages are self-inflicted
Caused by changes, not by hardware failures or cyberattacks.
of recovery time is wasted identifying what changed
The MTTR clock runs while your team plays detective.
Sources: Gartner, IT Process Institute (Visible Ops), IDC. Read the research →
What if you could answer “what changed?” in 10 seconds instead of 60 minutes?
From incident to answer in seconds
01. Record
Add one line to your CI/CD pipeline. Every deployment, rollback, release, and data load lands on your timeline automatically.
npx @opstrails/cli track \
--type deployment \
--source "//github.com/acme/api" \
--subject production \
--version v2.1.002. Ask
When something breaks, ask your AI assistant. Or check the dashboard. Or call the API. The answer is always there.
What changed in the last 6 hours?
3 events found: deployment v2.1.0 to production (2h ago) data-load customer-export (4h ago) rollback v2.0.9 (5h ago)
03. Know
See the impact instantly. Metrics before and after every event, automatically correlated.
Likely cause: deployment v2.1.0
Everything you need to stop investigating and start fixing
Unified timeline for deployments, rollbacks, and incidents
Deployments, rollbacks, data loads, incidents. No more switching between 12 dashboards.
AI-powered queries via Model Context Protocol
Your AI assistant queries your timeline directly. Ask in plain English, get structured answers.
Before/after impact metrics for every change
Connect Datadog, Sentry, GA4, or New Relic. See metrics before and after every event automatically.
CloudEvents-compatible, no vendor lock-in
Standard event envelope with flexible metadata. No lock-in, no proprietary formats.
Works with any CI/CD pipeline in 5 minutes
HTTP API, SDK, CLI, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Bitbucket Pipes, GitLab CI. 5-minute setup.
Team-wide visibility with role-based access
Shared timeline with RBAC. Everyone sees what changed without asking around in Slack.
Teams ship faster when they stop guessing
“What used to be a 45-minute investigation is now 10 seconds. Our MTTR dropped 60% in the first month.”
Sarah Chen
SRE Lead
“The MCP integration is a game-changer — engineers just ask Claude 'what changed?' and get the answer. No new dashboard to learn.”
Marcus Rivera
Platform Engineering Manager
“We connected OpsTrails on a Friday and caught configuration drift that same weekend. The 5-minute setup claim is real.”
Anika Patel
VP of Engineering
Convert 60-minute investigation to
10-second answer.
OpsTrails exposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Any AI assistant — Claude, Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf — queries your operational timeline directly. No dashboard switching. No chasing teammates. Just ask!
- Natural language queries over your full event history
- Before/after impact analysis with connected metrics
- Works with any MCP-compatible AI assistant
5-minute setup. Works with your stack.
Record events from your CI/CD pipeline. Pull metrics from your analytics stack. No migration required.
Event Sources
Analytics Providers
Start free. Scale when you're ready.
Free
Starter
Pro
Frequently asked questions
Isn't OpsTrails another logging tool?
No. OpsTrails doesn't collect logs, traces, or metrics. It tracks operational events — deployments, rollbacks, data loads, and releases — on a single timeline. Think of it as a changelog for your infrastructure that your AI assistant can query.
How is OpsTrails different from Datadog?
Datadog monitors application performance. OpsTrails tracks what changed and when. They're complementary — connect Datadog as an analytics provider and OpsTrails automatically shows before/after metrics for every deployment.
Does OpsTrails replace monitoring tools?
No. OpsTrails sits alongside your monitoring stack. It answers 'what changed?' while your monitoring answers 'what's broken?' Connect them together for automatic impact analysis.
How long does setup take?
Under 5 minutes. Add one step to your CI/CD pipeline to start recording events. Connect an analytics provider for impact metrics. Set up the MCP server for AI queries. Each step is independent.
What happens when I exceed my event limit?
New events are rejected with a 429 response until the quota resets on the 1st of the month. You'll receive a notification at 80% usage so you can upgrade proactively. Events already recorded stay accessible for the full retention period.
Next incident, skip the scavenger hunt.
Set up OpsTrails in 5 minutes. Answer “what changed?” in seconds.
No credit card required