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NeoArc for DevOps Teams

Access operational documentation including deployment diagrams, runbooks, incident response procedures, and infrastructure architecture.

It is 2 AM, something is on fire, and the runbook is six months out of date. DevOps teams live in the gap between what documentation says and what systems actually do. When operational docs sit in a wiki disconnected from the infrastructure code, they drift silently until the worst possible moment. A Git-native approach keeps runbooks, deployment diagrams, and incident procedures in the same repository as the systems they describe, so they are updated in the same pull request.

Operational Documentation Features

Infrastructure Documentation

Document infrastructure with dedicated icon libraries for each cloud provider.

Example: Technology Stack

This graph diagram shows a complete technology stack from frontend to infrastructure. Each node includes version numbers, configuration options, and technology choices. Edges show data flow and dependencies between components.

Incident Response

Documentation for handling incidents effectively.

Git-Native Benefits for DevOps

Common Use Cases

Getting Started