JarvisAn Alertmanager Frontend for Day-to-Day Infrastructure Operations

When the alert disappears but the questions remain.

Jarvis alerts grouped by severity in a multi-column card view in dark theme

Jarvis alerts grouped by severity in a multi-column card view in light theme

Alertmanager shows what is firing right now — and forgets it the moment it resolves. Jarvis is an open-source web UI on top of Prometheus Alertmanager. It adds the full history of every alert, including how often it fired, plus claims and comments so your team knows who is on it and what was found. All your clusters in one live view.

History you can trust

Every lifecycle transition is stored in SQLite or PostgreSQL. A missed poll or an Alertmanager outage is never recorded as a resolution — no phantom resolves, no inflated occurrence counts.

How the history stays clean

Every cluster, live

All your Alertmanager clusters in one realtime view, pushed over WebSocket. Point Jarvis at every member of an HA cluster and it deduplicates the alerts.

Multi-cluster and HA

Claim and comment

Claim an alert so your team sees who is on it. Comments stay bound to the alert and survive restarts and re-fires.

The detail panel

Silence with confidence

Preview exactly which alerts a silence will hit before you create it, Fast-Silence straight from the alert list, and templates for recurring maintenance.

Silences

Saved filters, your way

Filter with Alertmanager matchers, save the sets you use, mark one as your default, and share any filtered view as a URL.

Filters

One container, your infrastructure

Frontend and backend ship as a single image. SQLite needs no external service; switch to PostgreSQL to run several replicas. A Helm chart is included.

Installation

See Jarvis in action

Two and a half minutes through Jarvis: watch the intro on YouTube.

Focused by design

Jarvis is the part between an alert firing and a human deciding what to do about it. It does not graph metrics, send notifications or manage tickets, and it is not meant to. What is in scope — and what never will be

Every line is held to the same bar as any other production code: static analysis and vulnerability scans in CI, a strict Content Security Policy and a hardened, read-only container. How Jarvis is secured

Current release image: ghcr.io/kj187/jarvis:1.12.0.