Founded by Martin Mao
Monitor microservices and filter costly telemetry data
Pricing model
Free Trial, Paid
Rating
★ Positive
Time to value
Immediate
You can use Chronosphere to monitor cloud-native applications and microservices running on Kubernetes. It lets you collect, transform, and route telemetry data from various sources to any destination without vendor lock-in. By shaping data before ingestion, your team can eliminate low-value metrics and logs to lower infrastructure bills. Built-in troubleshooting guides direct engineers to root causes during critical incidents, speeding up repairs before outages impact end users. It provides engineering teams with full visibility into complex distributed systems while keeping storage demands manageable.
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Pricing model: Free Trial, Paid
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