Signals
Databricks + cloud
Billing usage
System tables
Query history
Jobs
Cluster config
Cloud cost metadata
Production architecture
Omnitrace connects Databricks and cloud signals to detectors, Atlas Playbook agents, governed remediation, and verified outcomes.
Architecture diagram
Omnitrace turns lakehouse metadata into governed agent work without requiring access to customer data.
Customer data stays outside
Signals
Billing usage
System tables
Query history
Jobs
Cluster config
Cloud cost metadata
Platform
Evidence graph
Detector engine
Policy store
Tenant boundary
Action ledger
Verification records
Agents
FinOps agent
Reliability agent
Investigator workers
Remediation workers
Verifier workers
Model boundary controls
Outcomes
Owner context
Approval gates
Scoped MCP tools
Safe remediation
Read-back checks
Outcome evidence
Metadata only
Policy-gated autonomy
Cloud-hosted model option
Verified outcomes
Zone 01
Operational metadata and telemetry enter through scoped connections. Omnitrace does not need customer rows, files, query results, or business records.
Billing usage
System tables
Query history
Jobs and workflows
Cluster configuration
Cloud cost metadata
Zone 02
Signals are normalized into an evidence graph where detectors, policies, ownership, and action history stay connected.
Tenant boundary
Evidence graph
Detector engine
Policy store
Action ledger
Verification records
Zone 03
Atlas Playbook decides what should happen next, then delegates focused tasks to worker agents under policy and autonomy controls.
FinOps agent
Reliability agent
Investigator workers
Remediation workers
Verifier workers
Model boundary controls
Zone 04
Findings become owned work, approved changes, and verified outcomes instead of ending as dashboard observations.
Jira-ready context
Approval gates
Scoped MCP tools
Guarded remediation
Read-back checks
Outcome evidence
Operating loop
The detailed implementation can include many detectors, workers, and policy gates. The product loop stays easy to explain: sense, reason, route, act, and verify.
01
Sense operational metadata
02
Detect waste and drift
03
Build evidence and owner context
04
Select policy and autonomy level
05
Apply approved action
06
Verify the final state
Security boundary
Omnitrace is designed to do operational work from metadata and telemetry. That keeps the product focused on waste, reliability, ownership, action, and verification rather than customer business data.
The agent uses operational metadata, configuration, cost, workflow, and telemetry signals. Customer table contents and business records stay outside the product boundary.
Enterprise deployments can use model endpoints hosted by the customer's cloud provider so prompt context remains inside the selected cloud boundary.
Manual, approval-required, and low-risk automatic modes let teams decide which remediations can run and which require review.
Review the metadata boundary, Atlas Playbook agents, policy gates, and verification loop for your Databricks environment.