Oloya HQ: An AI DevOps engineer for your Linux servers

I built Oloyahq because I got tired of managing servers the hard way.

As a developer, I’ve had multiple servers running different applications, and I constantly needed to check CPU usage, memory, disk space, traffic, logs, processes, containers, and security events.

The frustrating part wasn’t getting the data.

It was figuring out what the data actually meant.

A CPU spike is easy to see.
Knowing why it happened, whether it’s dangerous, and what I should do next is the real problem.

That’s where Oloyahq started.

I wanted an AI DevOps engineer that could sit alongside my infrastructure, continuously monitor what’s happening, understand the signals, help investigate problems, and give me actionable answers instead of just throwing dashboards at me.

So I built Oloyahq.

Today, it can monitor infrastructure in real time, surface important events, analyze logs and system behavior, and use AI to help diagnose what’s happening.

This is still the beginning.

We’re building toward a world where managing infrastructure doesn’t require constantly jumping between terminals, dashboards, logs, alerts, and monitoring tools.

You should be able to ask:

“What’s wrong with my server?”

…and actually get an answer.

If you’re a developer, DevOps engineer, startup founder, or anyone running infrastructure, I’d love for you to try Oloyahq and tell me what you think.

This is what I’m building. 🚀