LitmusChaos
litmuschaos.ioA Kubernetes-oriented chaos engineering platform for running fault experiments and checking whether workloads stay healthy.
A Kubernetes-oriented chaos engineering platform for running fault experiments and checking whether workloads stay healthy.
An agent-based monitoring pipeline that turns checks and metrics into routed, actionable events.
Orchestrate infrastructure-as-code stacks and run commands only where repository changes require them.
Collect and inspect distributed traces from instrumented applications with a self-managed tracing platform.
Instrument an application to collect exceptions, slow requests, logs, and performance signals in a hosted monitoring service.
Compose, govern, observe, and serve a federated GraphQL graph across APIs and teams.
Collect, process, and route logs, metrics, and traces with a lightweight telemetry agent.
A dynamic application security testing service that scans web applications for vulnerabilities and supports follow-up remediation.
A self-managed engine for full-text search, indexing, and analytics.
Use Kubernetes-focused AI SRE agents to investigate incidents and act on existing operational context.
Collects and routes log events between input sources and destinations through a plugin-based pipeline.
Diagnose PostgreSQL query performance with continuous statistics and tuning advisors.
Build VM instances from preset or custom machine configurations on Google Cloud.
Investigate database health and query bottlenecks across a mixed database estate from one console.
Manage OpenTelemetry Collectors and opt-in workload instrumentation through Kubernetes resources.
An open-source telemetry collector for gathering, transforming, and exporting logs, metrics, traces, and profiles.
Build serverless GraphQL and real-time Pub/Sub APIs over multiple data sources.
Collect distributed traces and service health data to investigate application performance.
Collect application metrics and traces with eBPF-based auto-instrumentation instead of adding a language agent.
Monitor business-critical systems with real-time alerts, configurable views, and integration toolkits.
Use a managed Prometheus-compatible backend for metrics from EKS and other Kubernetes clusters.
Collect distributed traces and inspect how a request moves through AWS resources and downstream services.