B.O.R.I.S
Bot for operations, releases & infrastructure security
Your new DevOps teammate
The AI DevOps sidekick that understands your infrastructure, preserves your team's knowledge, and helps solve problems before they slow you down.
B.O.R.I.S is your 24/7 Slack teammate for AWS operations.
Dev: Gateway returned a 504 error. What's going on?
B.O.R.I.S: CPU usage on Gateway pod spiked to 95% at 03:22. Restarting resolved the issue.
Where knowledge never leaves
B.O.R.I.S isn't here to replace engineers. He's here to remember what they've already solved, keeping hard-won understanding alive, always in context.
Genuinely knows your infrastructure
Not a chatbot. Not a dashboard. B.O.R.I.S connects to your real engineering world—logs, metrics, tickets, repos, configs. He doesn't guess. He checks, analyses, and replies with evidence.
Preserves knowledge, prevents loss
Every system fails not because of the code—but because the knowledge behind it was lost. B.O.R.I.S maps relationships, understands dependencies, and translates signals into structured, AI-ready knowledge.
Trust through accuracy
Generic LLMs don't understand infrastructure. They guess. They hallucinate. B.O.R.I.S is what happens when experience meets automation, data meets context, and AI meets trust.
"Every system fails not because of the code—but because the knowledge behind it was lost."
DevOps bottleneck is strangling product velocity
Hard to hire
DevOps is one of LinkedIn's top-3 hardest-to-hire roles in 2024.
Wasted expert time
Highly skilled engineers spend their days answering basic requests, reacting to alerts, and troubleshooting — not engineering.
Knowledge scattered everywhere
Behind every deployment lies a fragile web of knowledge—scattered across logs, dashboards, configs, tickets, and memory. People leave. Systems drift. Documentation lags behind reality.
The real cost for business
8-12 week delays in critical infrastructure projects due to DevOps engineer shortages.
$6-7k/year per engineer on on-call premiums — full 24/7 support requires 3x headcount.
40% of DevOps time goes to answering "how-do-I?" requests, not engineering.
Built-in intelligence for everyday help
Bot for operations, releases & infrastructure security
Always on,
zero overhead
Handles the routine stuff without getting tired, bored, or annoyed, no matter how many times it's asked the same question.
Institutional memory preserved
Captures tribal knowledge in real time; when staff leave, their expertise stays, cutting new-hire ramp-up from months to days.
Embedded where work happens
Lives in Slack (Teams soon), tapping channel history for full team context.
Secure hybrid
deployment
All operational data stays inside your cloud/VPC; only metadata leaves the premises.
Night & weekend triage
B.O.R.I.S handles alerts outside working hours and only wakes humans when it truly matters.
Onboards new engineers
Explains how your infra works, using context from past tickets, docs, and runbooks.
B.O.R.I.S knows your infra.
LLMs guess.
Generic LLMs hallucinate. They don't know your stack, your history, your truth. B.O.R.I.S provides precise, context-aware insights into your infrastructure. In engineering, trust is everything, and trust is earned through accuracy.
What can you delegate to B.O.R.I.S from day one?
These are the kinds of questions your team can start asking BORIS straight from Slack.
General questions:
"Is this alert urgent or can I ignore it?"
"Check our AWS S3 quotas—are we close to the limit?"
"Where is our staging database hosted?"
"What's the current config for our EC2 instances?"
Service-specific questions (e.g., Gateway):
"Where is the Gateway service running?"
"Is everything OK with Gateway right now?"
"When was the last deployment of Gateway?"
"Show me the last 10 lines of Gateway logs."
"Gateway returned a 504 error. What's going on?"
Hire experts for the hard stuff.
Let B.O.R.I.S handle the rest.
Acme Corp used to outsource routine infrastructure tasks like monitoring, incident response, and basic troubleshooting to a consulting agency — and it worked. But now, with B.O.R.I.S, they handle the same tasks in-house, faster and at a significantly lower cost, saving them over $100,000 annually.