The Cloud Observability team makes frequent updates introduce new features, capabilities, and various improvements to the CloudObs App and Unified Data Platform. This article serves as a kind of repository for release notes, and is updated on a regul...
Cloud Observability offers integrations with leading cloud providers, enabling you to seamlessly incorporate metrics from your managed cloud services, and the applications which utilize them. Available Cloud Provider Integrations Amazon Web Serv...
Kubernetes has transformed the cloud-native infrastructure landscape, simplifying the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. To ensure visibility into these dynamic environments, Cloud Observability has built robust, highl...
The OpenTelemetry Collector is a central component for cloud-native telemetry collection and processing. It's primarily deployed in two models: as an agent—capturing metrics, traces, and logs directly from your services and resources; or as a gateway...
Cloud Observability provides tools to improve visibility, monitor health, and power investigations into cloud-native applications including: Telemetry Data Ingestion Data types: Supports a broad range of telemetry data: metrics, logs, and traces, ...
In the evolving landscape of cloud operations, unified observability isn't just a buzzword—it represents our mission to streamline and enhance the user experience. Our Unification Strategy At Cloud Observability, unified means simplifying complexi...
In an era of rapid cloud expansion and automation, Terraform stands out as a robust tool that enables infrastructure as code (IaC). By transforming infrastructure into code, it grants businesses, especially large enterprises, the ability to consisten...
By analyzing your trace and metric data, Cloud Observability can deliver useful health information about your Cloud-native services, directly into IT Service Management (ITSM) workflows. How CloudObs and ITSM Work Together Incident Management: Clo...
Cloud Observability and IT Operations Management (ITOM) work together to power enable workflows for operators supporting apps which span across traditional and Cloud-native infrasturcture. How CloudObs Empowers ITOM Discovery: Cloud Observability'...
Metrics are quantitative measures that provide valuable insights into system performance and health. They can originate from various sources: Resource metrics: Provide information about the utilization and performance of system resources such as CPU,...
Each distributed trace details the performance of an individual transaction within a distributed application. Cloud Observability allows users to analyze traces in aggregate or access individual traces using a specific, Trace View. While trace charts...
Cloud Observability offers a sophisticated log search feature that provides users with comprehensive visibility into their logs. Exploring logs Once logs are ingested into Cloud Observability (see our log ingestion docs for more details on sending...
The Service Graph Connector for OpenTelemetry enables you to map data sources reporting to Cloud Observability into configuration items (CIs) within the ServiceNow CMDB. By incorporating these sources in the CMDB, you can monitor your cloud infrastru...
There are various ways to add user accounts to Cloud Observability, including ways to provision accounts automatically when authenticated via Single Sign-On (SSO). User Management Provisioning users is streamlined and straightforward. There are too...
Visualization is an integral aspect of data analysis and interpretation. In Cloud Observability, it's not just about viewing data, but understanding the narrative it conveys. Depending on the telemetry data type and the insights you seek, you can dep...
Telemetry data, including metrics, logs, and traces, offer unparalleled insight into system health, performance trends, and anomalies. The ability to extract meaningful information from this vast repository relies heavily on effective querying. It's ...
Cloud Observability can ingest and analyze metrics, logs, and traces from many different sources. While multiple formats exist for this telemetry data, the majority of enterprises recently are opting to use OpenTelemetry which Cloud Observability sup...
Cloud Observability provides tools to improve visibility, monitor health, and power investigations into Cloud-native applications including: Telemetry Data Ingestion Data Types: Supports a broad range of telemetry data: metrics, logs, and traces, ...
If you're ready to elevate your Cloud-native monitoring and observability capabilities, start your journey with the right foot forward. Reach out directly to your ServiceNow account team. This initial touchpoint ensures you have direct access to a pl...
Here's a quick guide to get you started on sending telemetry data to Cloud Observability: The Central Role of OpenTelemetry Collector The OpenTelemetry Collector serves as the main conduit for sending telemetry data to Cloud Observability. Designed...
