OpenSearch Observability Stack
observability.opensearch.orgDeploy a self-hosted OpenTelemetry stack for application, infrastructure, and AI-agent telemetry.
Deploy a self-hosted OpenTelemetry stack for application, infrastructure, and AI-agent telemetry.
Collect AWS and application telemetry, build dashboards, and alert when monitored metrics cross a threshold.
Run event- or API-triggered functions with automatic scaling and pay-per-use billing on Huawei Cloud.
Pair daily, weekly or monthly timesheets with project logs and workforce activity reporting.
Collect cloud workload telemetry and build monitors for Kubernetes and Linux environments.
Explore Lightning nodes, decode invoices and monitor channel activity
Trace AWS and serverless applications with transaction context and related troubleshooting signals.
Connect tracked hours with project outcomes, utilization, timesheets, and employee activity insights.
Track work hours, review timesheets, and connect employee activity to projects and payroll.
Collect logs, metrics, and traces through OpenTelemetry or cloud integrations, then investigate alert signals in a shared telemetry workspace.
Instrument API traffic to analyze customer behavior, troubleshoot usage, and build metered API products.
Use Kubernetes-focused AI SRE agents to investigate incidents and act on existing operational context.
Manage WordPress redirects and inspect the broken URLs visitors still request.
Social planning, account reports and a multi-network inbox
Media and social monitoring organized around topics, keywords and mentions
Screen addresses and follow their incoming and outgoing transfers
Create, publish, secure, and monitor REST, HTTP, and WebSocket APIs.
Automatic and web-timer work tracking with project timesheets, billing, and optional activity monitoring.
Mobile app observability for crashes, performance, user sessions, and product signals.
Investigate database health and query bottlenecks across a mixed database estate from one console.
Bring Alibaba Cloud metrics, logs, traces, and events into one workspace with shared alerting and resource relationships.
Build serverless GraphQL and real-time Pub/Sub APIs over multiple data sources.
Run websites and applications on a fully managed virtual server with root access.
Use Red Hat's managed OpenShift application platform on Google Cloud; AWS deployments are available in select instances.