Overview
The Observability Cloud is based on an entirely new architecture that changes how you ingest, store, analyze and visualize observability data.
The Observability cloud ingests all event data into a single centralized DataLake. It is based on AWS S3 and compressed 10x, thereby changing the economics of Observability. The event data is then curated into a graph of connected datasets - Customers to Shopping Carts to Pods and Container Logs - dramatically improving the speed of investigation.
Finally, to get up and running in minutes, Observe provides a pre-built library of Data Apps" which enable you to search, monitor, visualize and investigate popular environments such as K8s, AWS, GCP, Azure, GitHub, Jenkins, etc.
Our goal? An order-of-magnitude improvement in both the speed of troubleshooting and economics for Observability tooling.
Highlights
- All your event data in one place. Over 250+ integrations. Ingest all your data into an AWS S3-based "Data Lake". Data is compressed 10x to provide inexpensive long-term storage.
- Troubleshoot 10x faster using Observe's "Data Graph". With a graph of connected datasets representing anything from pods to shopping carts or customer tickets, relevant context is just a click away.
- Up and running in minutes. Observe provides a library of "Data Apps" for common environment such as K8s, AWS, GCP and Azure, which embed best-practices from our experts.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
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Observe Usage | One unit is $20K worth of compute and storage | $20,000.00 |
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Observe provides world class support, including an assigned Data Engineer. Please feel free to reach out to us via support@observeinc.com
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Ingest and Connect Everything
Observe treats all your custom/bespoke data coming in from arbitrary data sources or 3rd party tooling the same as other more common data sources such as Kubernetes or AWS. All of your data sources and resources feel just as integrated and native to Observe as any other. If you send over data they've never seen, you aren't handicapped until they support it, and you don't need to submit a feature request to have them integrate your data source in a way that feels native.
Within Observe, you can easily model your resources across the various platforms you use. Those platforms and resources can span across EC2 instances, Kubernetes Pods, Terraform runs, CI/CD Builds, JIRA tickets, GitHub commits, and anything else relevant to you. You can then create links/connections between all of these resources and their event streams/logs.
Imagine a scenario where you see an access denied exception when accessing AWS resources in your application logs. From your app logs, you can jump to the Kubernetes Pod for that service and see the IAM Role attached to the pod. From the IAM Role, you review the attached IAM Policy and the CloudTrail events associated with that role to see more details on the failed request and what permissions you need to add to the policy. You can further investigate the change history of the policy, jumping to the Terraform run that last updated the policy, the GitHub commit that triggered the Terraform run, and the JIRA story associated with the code change.
You can genuinely connect everything in Observe, not just logs and not just your typical platforms, and do so in a way that represents your architecture and workflows.
Observe centralizes all of our data from AWS and elsewhere, giving us a single tool that our team needs to learn and a single source of truth for visibility into our environments. This centralization has facilitated easier onboarding of new users and better visibility for operations, security, and compliance. Observe has made all this data easy to find, analyze, and act upon.