Beyond Monitoring: From FusionReactor to Autonomous Operations with OpsPilot

What if your monitoring system acted like a teammate? Building on the legacy of FusionReactor, OpsPilot introduces AI-powered observability that proactively detects issues, explains system behavior and helps teams resolve problems before they become incidents.

For many ColdFusion developers, FusionReactor has long been the go-to tool for pinpointing performance issues and understanding what’s happening inside applications.  When something slows down or fails, FusionReactor makes it possible to quickly identify the root cause.

But even with powerful monitoring tools, the workflow is still largely reactive: an alert fires, a problem is detected, and someone has to investigate what went wrong.

What if your observability platform could go much further?

This talk introduces OpsPilot, the next evolution from the team behind FusionReactor. Instead of simply detecting issues, OpsPilot continuously analyzes telemetry across your environment—metrics, traces, logs, and service relationships—to proactively surface risks, anomalies, and operational insights.

Rather than waiting for incidents, OpsPilot acts like an AI-powered operational co-worker, identifying emerging problems such as latency regressions, error spikes, failing dependencies, or monitoring blind spots before they escalate. It not only explains what is happening in the system but also highlights recommended actions to resolve issues faster.

The session explores how observability is evolving from reactive monitoring to proactive and autonomous operations and what this shift means for teams running ColdFusion applications today.