How Termina turns production signals into actionable insights.

System insights are Termina’s interpretation layer.
They explain what matters in production without requiring teams to inspect raw events.

Insights are derived from correlated signals across systems.

What Generates an Insight

Insights are generated when Termina detects patterns such as:

• Risk introduced by a recent change

• Unexpected deployments

• Environment drift

• Missing or inconsistent signals

• Gaps in visibility across systems

An insight exists to explain impact, not to report activity.

Types of Insights

Common insight categories include:

• Change-related risk

• Deployment inconsistencies

• Environment drift

• Visibility gaps

• Unexpected production updates

Each insight is tied to a specific environment and time window.

Insight Context

Every insight includes context to support decision-making, such as:

• Affected services and environments

• Related deployments or changes

• Source systems

• Timeline of events

This context allows teams to act without switching tools.

How to Interpret Insights

Insights are signals, not commands.

They are designed to:

• Highlight areas that need attention

• Reduce investigation time

• Provide production clarity

Not every insight represents an incident, but every insight represents a verified condition.

What Insights Are Not

To avoid confusion, insights are not:

• Alerts

• Logs

• Monitoring metrics

• Predictions

They explain what already changed and why it matters.

Why System Insights Matter

System insights help teams:

• Understand production faster

• Reduce noise from disconnected tools

• Identify risk before incidents escalate

• Maintain confidence in live systems

They are the connective tissue between change and impact.