I've been thinking about this while building Thread Nimbus.
Most of us still manage production like this:
SSH → docker ps → docker logs → htop → journalctl → Google → repeat.
The commands aren't necessarily difficult.
The difficult part is figuring out what is actually happening across multiple servers.
So we built Nimbus around a simple idea:
Instead of remembering the command, ask the infrastructure.
“What's eating my CPU?”
“Which containers are running?”
“Why is this server running out of disk?”
“What's using port 8080?”
“Compare this server with my other server.”
Nimbus connects to your servers and gives you an AI layer on top of your existing infrastructure.
We're launching August 15.
But before launch, I'm curious:
What's the most annoying thing you regularly have to SSH into a server to figure out?
CPU? Memory? Docker? Logs? Networking? Something else?
I'd genuinely love to hear the workflows people are still doing manually.