Question 1

Is Argonix self-hostable?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Argonix can be deployed on your own infrastructure with full data sovereignty. We provide Helm charts, a Kubernetes CRD, and support for local LLM providers (Ollama, vLLM, LiteLLM) so no data ever leaves your perimeter.

Question 2

Which LLM providers does Argonix support?

Accepted Answer

Argonix supports Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, OpenAI GPT, local LLMs such as Ollama and vLLM, and OpenAI-compatible custom endpoints. Each organization explicitly configures its provider, model and credentials.

Question 3

How is Argonix different from Datadog or New Relic?

Accepted Answer

Argonix is an agentic AI platform that unifies Monitoring, Security (CSPM + Compliance), FinOps and AI Ops in a single sovereign product. Unlike traditional observability vendors, the Argos agent autonomously investigates incidents, runs security checks and remediates issues across 50 connectors and 800+ tools, while remaining fully self-hostable.

Question 4

How does Argonix compare to PagerDuty or Opsgenie?

Accepted Answer

Argonix ingests alerts from 20+ sources (Prometheus Alertmanager, Datadog, Falco, Wazuh, CrowdStrike, Sentinel, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, etc.) and routes them through 10 channels. On top of routing, Argos automatically investigates the incident, proposes a root cause and can run remediation actions — going beyond pure on-call orchestration.

Question 5

Is Argonix a Statuspage alternative?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Argonix includes public status pages with custom domain, branding, uptime and response time charts, public incidents timeline, email/webhook subscriptions with double opt-in — fully integrated with the monitors and incidents you already manage in Argonix.

Question 6

Does Argonix cover FinOps and Kubernetes cost?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Argonix offers Kubernetes cost allocation per namespace with spot vs on-demand and GPU breakdown, per-resource cloud attribution (GCP BigQuery, AWS CUR Athena, Azure FOCUS), multi-threshold budgets with forecast, rightsizing recommendations (CPU/RAM/PVC) and PDF chargeback export.

Question 7

Which compliance frameworks does Argonix support?

Accepted Answer

Argonix maps security findings and CSPM checks to ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIS2 and CIS Benchmarks, with evidence collection per control and continuous monitoring. Threat detections include MITRE ATT&CK mapping.

Question 8

Is Argonix GitOps-native?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Argonix ships an official Terraform provider and Kubernetes CRDs (22 types) covering monitors, synthetic tests, alert sources/channels, notification rules, status pages, connectors, knowledge bases, detection rules, security policies and more. Everything as code, in your repository, reviewable through pull requests.

Question 9

Where is Argonix hosted? Is it EU-compliant?

Accepted Answer

The Argonix cloud is hosted in the EU. For full data sovereignty and EU AI Act readiness, the platform can be self-hosted in your own VPC or on-prem with local LLMs so no data leaves your perimeter.

Question 10

Can the Argos agent operate inside Slack, Teams or Discord?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Argos integrates as a bot inside Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Jira and Confluence, with channel-to-persona mapping, thread management and persistent conversations — so teams interact with Argos where they already work.

Stop building internal Ops tooling no one will maintain

Where your time bleeds

What Argonix replaces

Monitoring + SLOs out of the box

Argos AI agent in Slack

Actions & runbooks as code

Status pages with custom domain

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