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Introduction to Raincurve

Raincurve is a reasoning layer for infrastructure. It connects telemetry and dependencies across network, compute, cloud, application and AI inference, explains failures, predicts impact and verifies actions before they run.

What Raincurve does

Raincurve sits above the monitoring, inventory and change systems you already run. It does not replace them. It reads from them, builds a live model of how your infrastructure depends on itself, and reasons over the signals flowing through that model.

Cross-layer topology — a continuously updated dependency graph across domains and vendors.
Causal incident intelligence — alarms grouped into incidents, each traced to a ranked origin.
Failure and impact prediction — conditions ranked by likelihood and blast radius.
Verified remediation — every proposed action checked against live state, then paced within churn limits.

How it fits your stack

  your monitoring · inventory · orchestration · cloud · change systems
                                  │  read
                                  ▼
   collectors ─► Compact Contracts ─► Curve-1 reasoning ─► incidents & hypotheses
                                                   │
                     dependency graph ◄────────────┤
                                                   ▼
                         verification ─► pacing ─► sandboxed execution
                                  │  write
                                  ▼
            ticketing · chat · paging · approval workflows

Where to go next

DeploymentPrivate, hybrid and cloud topologies and security boundaries.IntegrationsThe telemetry and systems Raincurve reads from and writes to.Platform usageInvestigations, hypotheses, verified actions and reports.ConceptsThe ideas behind the platform, defined precisely.ReferenceObject model, automation levels, glossary and limits.ResearchMethod, results and limits for every technique.

How engagements start

Stage	What happens	Typical scope
Tier 1 · Assessment	Topology and telemetry review; historical incidents replayed through Curve-1	Read-only, historical data
Tier 2 · Production pilot	Raincurve runs alongside existing tools with agreed success criteria	One site, region, cluster or hall
Tier 3 · Enterprise platform	Estate-wide reasoning and verified remediation workflows	Full estate

ScopeDocumentation describes the platform as generally deployed. Connectors, sizing and automation limits for your environment are confirmed during the Tier 1 assessment.