See what our Observability experts can do for you
Application monitoring deployment
Understand the metrics, logs, and all the data your application generates and ensure its stability. We deploy cost-effective monitoring solutions that will regularly provide you with valuable insights.
Fine-tuning and cost optimization of existing stacks
Optimize your observability tools and processes. With our fine-tuning services, you eliminate unnecessary expenses while improving the efficiency of your data collection, storage, and analysis.
Cloud and on-premise monitoring
Gain seamless monitoring across cloud and on-premise environments. We use Grafana and OpenTelemetry to help you collect and visualize data from diverse sources, providing comprehensive and consistent monitoring no matter where your applications are deployed.
Unified observability solution
Unify your observability infrastructure and have a single dashboard for comprehensive environmental visibility. We can simplify your monitoring processes without compromising quality and efficiency.
Readable dashboards
Get an intuitive, user-friendly dashboard that displays key metrics in an easily understandable format. Identify issues quickly, understand system behavior, and get real-time data, including info from Java Virtual Machine (JVM) environments and Kubernetes clusters.
Meerkat
Use our Observability Starter Kit, Meerkat, to implement observability into your JVM-based applications using Kubernetes with ease. We offer a ready-to-deploy configuration that lowers the barrier to integrating observability features into new and existing projects.
Adam Pietrzykowski | 17 May 2024.5 minutes read
Observability part 1 - building blocks overview
Aleksandra Bielawa | 12 Jun 2024.8 minutes read
Observability part 2 - building a local try-me environment
Aleksandra Bielawa | 13 Nov 2023.7 minutes read
Mastering Alerts in Grafana: Kubernetes Provisioning and Slack Notifications
Grzegorz Kocur | 23 Oct 2023.8 minutes read
Getting internal JVM metric to GCP Monitoring with OpenTelemetry (and without writing the code)