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SupInsight

Decision brain · AIOps observability

A decision brain for disaster recovery and an AIOps observability platform: whether to fail over, which point to restore, which cloud to move to, with every decision replayable and auditable; end-to-end monitoring and capacity forecasting on the same platform.

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DR decisions have long depended on the experience of one person in the war room, with no record of why a switch was made. Regulators now ask for explainable decisions, and manual judgement no longer holds up.

SupInsight has two faces. As a decision brain it does not execute actions; it judges. It subscribes to the event streams of your replication, backup and drill tools and, when something breaks, answers three questions: whether to fail over now, which point in time to restore to, and where to send traffic. Every judgement carries a unique ID, an input snapshot, the model version and a signed timestamp, so it can be replayed step by step or handed to audit as is. As an AIOps observability platform it monitors storage, compute and business chains end to end and forecasts capacity, giving daily operations and DR decisions the same data.

Capabilities

  • Causal graph plus time-series anomaly detection: is this spike self-healing or getting worse
  • Cost function: probability and money for failover versus wait-and-see
  • Replayable reasoning path: unique ID, input snapshot, model version, signed timestamp
  • Feedback loop: your engineers label outcomes and the model improves on your own history
  • One switch turns the AI off and falls back to the rule engine

Four screens: monitor, posture, switch, command

SupInsight DR Command is SupInsight's operator surface: the DR state of KBUI (RDS databases) and SupKube (K8S applications) on one console. SupInsight makes the judgement; SupDRC and the execution layers carry it out. The screens follow the DRCC four-screen layout.

  • Monitor: protected applications, RPO / RTO attainment, backup success and alert counts on one screen; one row per application, with backup freshness and replication lag as the measured RPO
  • Posture: site link bandwidth and packet loss, backup repository capacity and retention, alert stream by level; an offline collector is shown grey, never green
  • Switch: pick a runbook by business group and run the switch or the rollback; RDS via KubeBlocks Switchover / Promote, K8S applications via Velero application-consistent backup and restore
  • Command: read-only leadership view of drill records, overdue drills and overall attainment

Thresholds come from each application's declared targets

Each application declares its DR tier (per GB/T 20988) and its RPO / RTO targets, and the console colours against them: under half the target is green, near the target amber, over the target red; an offline collector is grey and excluded from attainment. Backup copies for tier 3 and above are WORM-locked and cannot be modified.

  • K8S backup freshness (SupKube): compared with the planned interval
  • RDS replication lag (KBUI): the measured RPO
  • 24h RPO attainment and 7d RTO attainment: from drill and switch records
  • An overdue drill enters the alert stream alongside offline collectors and replication lag

Interface

Target

Explanation in ≤ 60s · 100% reproducible replay

Whether a backup serves is not a matter of faith, but of proof.

FAQ

Does the console switch over automatically?
No. SupInsight provides the judgement and the runbook; the operator confirms the switch or rollback on the switch screen. SupDRC is the execution layer, with KBUI for databases and SupKube for K8S applications.
How is an application with an offline collector counted?
It is shown grey, excluded from attainment, and raised as a P1 alert in the alert stream; the posture screen never shows an offline collector as green.

Further reading

Commonly combined with
Implementation & migrationManaged recovery drillsBackup as a Service
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