GitHub
Connect commits, pull requests, repositories, ownership, and release references.
Collect change context from source control, delivery, AWS, infrastructure, databases, observability, and communication tools—without replacing the systems your teams trust.
Prototype roadmap: every status below must be confirmed before public launch.A CloudTrail event, deployment record, database migration, and feature flag update each carry different identifiers and context. ReleaseAtlas is designed to convert them into one consistent production change model.
All entries are marked Planned in this prototype. Availability must be updated only after the corresponding integration is implemented and verified.
Connect commits, pull requests, repositories, ownership, and release references.
Collect repository, merge request, release, and pipeline context from GitLab projects.
Relate Bitbucket repositories, commits, branches, and pull requests to production changes.
Normalize workflow runs, environments, approvals, artifacts, and deployment outcomes.
Connect pipeline stages, jobs, deployments, artifacts, and environment events.
Map jobs, builds, stages, parameters, and deployment status to change records.
Relate AWS pipeline executions, approvals, stages, and deployment actions.
Connect accounts, regions, resource ownership, environment tags, and change evidence.
Normalize AWS API activity into service- and release-aware production changes.
Relate configuration history, drift, and resource relationships to change context.
Use metrics, alarms, and logs as staged release health evidence.
Track services, task definitions, deployments, and target health.
Connect cluster, workload, deployment, configuration, and rollout changes.
Track functions, versions, aliases, configuration, and permission changes.
Relate database configuration, maintenance, failover, and migration context.
Analyze plans, affected resources, ownership, policy results, and configuration drift.
Connect stack changes, change sets, drift, events, and rollback status.
Connect schema migrations, compatibility checks, lock risk, and rollback evidence.
Track migration context, schema safety, replication health, and backup readiness.
Relate cluster changes, versions, replicas, backups, and migration events.
Evaluate metrics, alarms, logs, and baselines during each rollout stage.
Use monitors, metrics, traces, service context, and incidents as health inputs.
Connect dashboard and alert context to staged release verification.
Evaluate service metrics and queries against release health policy.
Deliver release decisions, approvals, health warnings, rollback, and incident updates.
Share controlled release and incident notifications with engineering channels.
Send approval, outcome, evidence, and operational notification messages.
Share the systems that create changes, deploy releases, expose health, and coordinate incidents. We can discuss the most valuable integration order for your workflow.
Discuss an Integration →ReleaseAtlas should use “Available” only for a production-ready connector, “Beta” only for a testable connector with documented limits, and “Planned” for roadmap intent. This prototype intentionally makes no live availability claim.
See how ReleaseAtlas can connect release, infrastructure, data, health, and customer impact signals.