From Confusion to Clarity—How a Fintech CTO Cut MTTR in Half
From Confusion to Clarity—How a Fintech CTO Cut MTTR in Half
During a critical product release, a fintech company’s payment API suddenly began lagging. Transactions stalled. Alerts surged. But root cause? Unknown.
The CTO faced a firestorm of messages:
“Something’s off in prod.”
“Nothing weird in CloudWatch.”
“Try restarting the service?”
Ninety minutes passed. The damage was done.
Why Their Tools Weren’t Enough
The issue wasn’t a tool failure. It was a visibility breakdown.
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Static diagrams in a dynamic cloud
Their infra spanned AWS and GCP, but their only “map” was a dated Visio export. -
Siloed dashboards slowed insight
Monitoring tools weren’t connected. Every alert meant chasing leads in separate platforms. -
No visibility into IAM config drift
The root cause—a silent permission rollback—wasn’t caught in time. There was no auto-diff or audit log insight.
Cloudshot Rewrote Their Playbook
The CTO deployed Cloudshot that week. The change was immediate.
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Real-time multi-cloud topology map
All services and interdependencies, visualized in one live view. -
Drift detection with instant alerts
Cloudshot surfaced policy rollbacks as they happened. -
Context-rich triage workflow
Instead of flood alerts, the team saw causal paths and impact scopes—fast.
The Results
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MTTR went from 90 to 38 minutes
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30% fewer irrelevant alerts
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Actionable postmortems every time
💬 “We’re finally in control of our stack again,” said their CTO.
"Cloudshot gives us insight—not noise."
Don’t let visibility be your blind spot.
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