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Section 6 · Observe with turnkey solutions

One view, one query language, and one alerting system across AWS, Azure, and GCP.

Estimated time: 2 min

Cloud Provider Observability

Cloud Provider Observability is a turnkey app for monitoring AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. It’s built for organizations that have outgrown native CSP tooling.

Instead of:

Separate native consoles, you get one app for all three clouds
Different proprietary query languages, you have open standards (PromQL and LogQL)
Separate alerting systems, there is one unified alerting engine

Provider	What you monitor
AWS	EC2, RDS, Lambda, S3, ELB, ECS, and more
Azure	VMs, Azure SQL, Functions, Storage, App Services
GCP	Compute Engine, Cloud SQL, Cloud Functions, Google Kubernetes Engine

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What keeps you up at night?

Role / Worries	What you get with the app
Cloud Admin Constantly switching between different cloud consoles to check what’s happening Each console has its own way of doing things	One place to manage and monitor all three clouds No more context switching between consoles
SRE, DevOps Engineer When something breaks, is the problem in AWS, Azure, or GCP?	Pre-built dashboards and alerts for each provider, all in one place Logs from all three clouds accessible in the same tool
Developer Is my app slow because of my code, or is something wrong with the cloud services underneath it? How do I figure this out without becoming an expert in each cloud’s tooling?	Pre-built views of cloud services that don’t require deep knowledge of each provider’s tooling
Engineering Manager, VP Engineering Cloud bills growing faster than the team can explain Paying a premium on top of that for observability tools	Priced on metrics ingested, so no per-host premium. With growth, you pay for the telemetry you generate, not a flat charge per resource on top of it.