Know exactly what breaks — before it breaks everything

When a shared module is faulty, the Platform Orchestrator reveals the full blast radius instantly, showing affected workloads, environments, and owners—no guesswork required.

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How

When a shared module is wrong, teams rarely know how far the impact spreads. The Orchestrator reveals the full blast radius instantly—affected environments, workloads, and owners—so platform teams can target fixes, roll out updates safely, and stay compliant.
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Know exactly what you’re rolling back

The Orchestrator shows a precise diff of what will update, letting you roll back with full confidence.

HOW IT WORKS

See drift. Understand it. Fix it.

Catch drift where you already monitor your systems

The Orchestrator surfaces drift into your existing
observability stack, so teams see issues
immediately.

Know exactly what’s affected

The Orchestrator shows which workload and
environment are out of alignment

See precisely what changed

Drill into the resource graph to identify the exact
node and configuration causing the drift, so teams
can resolve the issue fast and confidently.

Today

Drift goes unnoticed until it breaks something. A service misbehaves, a policy stops applying, or an audit reveals that production no longer matches its declared config. Teams scramble to figure out what changed, when it changed, and how to get back to a compliant state. The investigation takes longer than the fix while damage is being incurred.

vs

With Humanitec

Drift is caught right after it happens. Teams get an alert and restore the approved configuration with a single redeploy. No surprises, no compliance gaps, no late-night debugging. Environments stay secure and aligned by default.
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Today

A deployment breaks. Alerts fire. Developers ping platform engineers on Slack and create tickets. Someone digs through past deployments, figures out which version was stable, reverts the application, then manually aligns infrastructure to match. It is slow, stressful, and different every time.

vs

With Humanitec

A deployment breaks. The developer opens the Humanitec Platform Orchestrator and identifies the last known good deployment. With a single click on “Rollback”, the Orchestrator restores both the app and its infrastructure to that stable version in a single operation. No painful aligning of app components. Incidents are resolved in minutes, not hours.
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