Compare the Top Agentic DevOps Tools in China as of August 2026

What are Agentic DevOps Tools in China?

Agentic DevOps tools use autonomous or semi-autonomous AI agents to plan, execute, and optimize DevOps workflows with minimal human intervention. They can monitor systems, detect issues, propose or apply fixes, and coordinate actions across CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure, and cloud services. These tools often reason over context from logs, metrics, and code repositories to make informed decisions in real time. Many agentic DevOps platforms integrate with existing DevOps stacks to augment, not replace, engineering teams. By reducing manual toil and accelerating response times, agentic DevOps tools improve reliability, scalability, and developer productivity. Compare and read user reviews of the best Agentic DevOps tools in China currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    PagerDuty

    PagerDuty

    PagerDuty

    PagerDuty, Inc. (NYSE:PD) is a leader in digital operations management. In an always-on world, organizations of all sizes trust PagerDuty to help them deliver a perfect digital experience to their customers, every time. Teams use PagerDuty to identify issues and opportunities in real time and bring together the right people to fix problems faster and prevent them in the future. PagerDuty's ecosystem of over 350+ integrations, including Slack, Zoom, ServiceNow, AWS, Microsoft Teams, Salesforce, and more, enable teams to centralize their technology stack, get a holistic view of their operations, and optimize processes within their toolsets.
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    Datadog

    Datadog

    Datadog

    Datadog is the monitoring, security and analytics platform for developers, IT operations teams, security engineers and business users in the cloud age. Our SaaS platform integrates and automates infrastructure monitoring, application performance monitoring and log management to provide unified, real-time observability of our customers' entire technology stack. Datadog is used by organizations of all sizes and across a wide range of industries to enable digital transformation and cloud migration, drive collaboration among development, operations, security and business teams, accelerate time to market for applications, reduce time to problem resolution, secure applications and infrastructure, understand user behavior and track key business metrics.
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    Starting Price: $15.00/host/month
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    Dynatrace

    Dynatrace

    Dynatrace

    The Dynatrace software intelligence platform. Transform faster with unparalleled observability, automation, and intelligence in one platform. Leave the bag of tools behind, with one platform to automate your dynamic multicloud and align multiple teams. Spark collaboration between biz, dev, and ops with the broadest set of purpose-built use cases in one place. Harness and unify even the most complex dynamic multiclouds, with out-of-the box support for all major cloud platforms and technologies. Get a broader view of your environment. One that includes metrics, logs, and traces, as well as a full topological model with distributed tracing, code-level detail, entity relationships, and even user experience and behavioral data – all in context. Weave Dynatrace’s open API into your existing ecosystem to drive automation in everything from development and releases to cloud ops and business processes.
    Starting Price: $11 per month
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    Spacelift

    Spacelift

    Spacelift

    Spacelift, via the Spacelift Infrastructure Orchestration Platform, manages the entire infrastructure lifecycle – provisioning, configuration and governance. Spacelift integrates with existing infrastructure tooling (e.g., Terraform, OpenTofu, CloudFormation, Pulumi, Ansible) to provide a single integrated workflow to deliver secure, cost-effective and resilient infrastructure, fast. Spacelift is redefining how infrastructure is provisioned and governed with Spacelift Intent, the first open source, agentic, natural language model for cloud infrastructure. Intent allows developers to provision resources instantly without writing HCL, while DevOps and Platform teams maintain full visibility, policy control, and auditability. Built on Terraform providers, Intent creates a new path for agility, complementing IaC and GitOps by making fast, low-ceremony provisioning safe and governed.
    Starting Price: $399 per month
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    TrueFoundry

    TrueFoundry

    TrueFoundry

    TrueFoundry is a unified platform with an enterprise-grade AI Gateway - combining LLM, MCP, and Agent Gateway - to securely manage, route, and govern AI workloads across providers. Its agentic deployment platform also enables GPU-based LLM deployment along with agent deployment with best practices for scalability and efficiency. It supports on-premise and VPC installations while maintaining full compliance with SOC 2, HIPAA, and ITAR standards.
    Starting Price: $5 per month
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    incident.io

    incident.io

    incident.io

    Simple. Powerful. Effortless incident management. With a beautifully simple interface, powerful workflow automation, and integrations with all your existing tools, prepare for incident management like never before. We make adoption easy by meeting your teams where they already work in Slack, and integrating seamlessly with all the tools you already know and love, including Jira, Statuspage, and PagerDuty. We guide your teams through the most stressful times. Now anyone can run incidents with confidence so you can scale your organization without slowing down. Create consistency instantly with our easy to build workflows. Automate tedious processes from sending update emails to execs to compiling post-mortems, so you can focus on fixing and building world-class products. Avoid duplication and reduce unnecessary distractions by running more transparent incidents. You can assign roles and actions, provide incident updates, and find an overview of all live incidents.
    Starting Price: $16 per responder per month
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    OpsVerse

    OpsVerse

    OpsVerse

    Aiden by OpsVerse is an AI-powered DevOps copilot designed to streamline workflows, automate repetitive tasks, and provide real-time insights into infrastructure and deployments. Powered by agentic AI, Aiden constantly learns from your team’s behavior and adapts to your specific needs, offering tailored responses and actions. It integrates seamlessly into your DevOps environment, proactively detecting and resolving issues, from scaling infrastructure to addressing deployment failures. Aiden ensures privacy-first design and compliance with data security policies, with deployment flexibility to fit your organization’s needs.
    Starting Price: $79 per month
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    Genesis Computing

    Genesis Computing

    Genesis Computing

    Genesis Computing provides an enterprise AI platform built around autonomous “AI data agents” that automate complex data engineering and analytics workflows across an organization’s existing technology stack. It introduces a new category of AI knowledge workers that operate as autonomous agents capable of executing full data workflows rather than simply suggesting code or analysis. These agents can research data sources, ingest and transform datasets, map raw data from source systems to structured analytical targets, generate and run data pipeline code, create documentation, perform testing, and monitor pipelines in production environments. By handling these tasks end-to-end, the platform reduces the manual workload typically required to build and maintain data pipelines and analytics infrastructure.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Nuphos

    Nuphos

    Nuphos

    Nuphos is an AI-native DevOps workspace where engineering teams and AI agents operate production systems together without giving up control. Agents learn your infrastructure, investigate issues, and work across AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, Cloudflare, and the rest of your stack while using fine-grained IAM permissions, human approvals, and full audit trails. Each agent session can be scoped with native IAM roles and short-lived, least-privilege credentials, and anything that changes infrastructure is first proposed as a plan for approval. Agents can inspect resources, open dashboards, read logs, generate plans, request approval, and take safe actions while building memory of services, environments, workflows, runbooks, and operational history. Engineers and agents share the same DevOps workspace instead of jumping between terminals, cloud consoles, dashboards, and documentation.
    Starting Price: $29 per month
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    Sysdig Secure
    Cloud, container, and Kubernetes security that closes the loop from source to run. Find and prioritize vulnerabilities; detect and respond to threats and anomalies; and manage configurations, permissions, and compliance. See all activity across clouds, containers, and hosts. Use runtime intelligence to prioritize security alerts and remove guesswork. Shorten time to resolution using guided remediation through a simple pull request at the source. See any activity within any app or service by any user across clouds, containers, and hosts. Reduce vulnerability noise by up to 95% using runtime context with Risk Spotlight. Prioritize fixes that remediate the greatest number of security violations using ToDo. Map misconfigurations and excessive permissions in production to infrastructure as code (IaC) manifest. Save time with a guided remediation workflow that opens a pull request directly at the source.
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    NudgeBee

    NudgeBee

    NudgeBee

    NudgeBee is an AI Agents and Agentic Workflow platform built for SRE, CloudOps, and DevOps teams. It combines pre-built AI Assistants for incident troubleshooting, cloud cost optimization, and Kubernetes operations with a visual no-code Workflow Builder for custom automation. NudgeBee's AI engine auto-investigates alerts using a live semantic Knowledge Graph, grounded in your actual infrastructure topology. It queries data in place from existing tools (Prometheus, Datadog, Grafana, Loki) with zero data ingestion. The Workflow Builder supports 20+ action categories, native AWS/Azure/GCP CLI nodes, A2A and MCP protocol support, and human-in-the-loop approval gates. 49+ integrations. Enterprise-ready with RBAC, audit trails, BYOM (Bring Your Own Model), and self-hosted deployment. SOC-2 Type II and ISO 27001 compliant.
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    Gloria

    Gloria

    Termius

    Gloria is an AI-powered DevOps agent designed to automate routine infrastructure and operational tasks through a command-line interface, enabling developers and operators to manage systems more efficiently without constant manual intervention. It works directly within the terminal and can be accessed from any system, providing a familiar environment for technical workflows while extending capabilities through AI-driven execution. It maintains awareness of a user’s infrastructure, including services, configurations, and stack details, allowing it to determine the most appropriate commands and actions for each task. Gloria operates as a persistent, isolated instance accessible via SSH, enabling users to start tasks on one device and monitor or continue them from another, with 24/7 availability. It uses specialized tools to plan and execute complex operations, connect securely to servers, monitor command execution in real time, and document progress through notes.
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    Strike48

    Strike48

    Strike48

    Strike48 is the Agentic Operations Platform combining complete log visibility with customizable AI agents that run security, IT, and compliance operations at machine speed. Most organizations monitor only about 60-70% of their environment because traditional SIEM and observability platforms make full log coverage cost-prohibitive. Strike48 closes that visibility gap with architecture that decouples storage from upfront parsing decisions, letting teams ingest and retain all their logs without breaking budgets. Bring your logs or query them where they already live (Splunk, data lakes, cloud, on-prem), no rip-and-replace required. On top of that unified data layer, Strike48 deploys autonomous AI agents that run investigations, correlate and triage alerts, collect evidence, generate and validate detection rules, and hand work off to each other. A human-in-the-loop model ensures people approve critical actions like endpoint isolation and remediation, with full audit trails.
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    AWS DevOps Agent
    AWS DevOps Agent is a software from Amazon Web Services (AWS) designed to act as an autonomous, always-on operations engineer that resolves and proactively prevents incidents across your infrastructure, applications, and deployments. It automatically learns your application resources and their relationships, including infrastructure, code repositories, deployment pipelines, observability tools, and telemetry, then uses that knowledge to correlate logs, metrics, traces, deployment data, and recent code changes. When an alert, error spike, or support ticket arises, DevOps Agent immediately begins automated investigation; it triages incidents 24/7, runs root-cause analysis, and proposes detailed mitigation plans which can be automatically routed through team workflows (e.g., via Slack, ServiceNow, PagerDuty) or directly create support cases with AWS.
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    Autoheal

    Autoheal

    Autoheal

    Autoheal actively investigates alerts, hypothesizes root cause, and proposes mitigating fixes under human supervision. It also automates the postmortem phase completely. At its core is the Production Context Graph (PCG), a continuously updating, living map that connects your infrastructure, application logic, production tools and tribal knowledge in real-time. The PCG is built through autonomous exploration of your observability, cloud and code stack, and iteratively refined by a Reinforcement Learning loop as you use Autoheal. On top of the PCG lies a Multi-Agent Platform of specialized agents that collaborate with humans to solve production problems safely and efficiently. For AI agents focused on production engineering to succeed in real-world enterprise deployments, three crucial gaps must be addressed. The Context Gap: can the AI navigate my organization’s fragmented context? The Trust Gap: can I trust the AI to strictly adhere to my organization’s security policies?
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