Log pipelines
Collect, retain, and search every line at sub-second speed — 30 days hot by default.
Learn moreBellwether lets you see inside every service, trace any fault, and close the incident before your users notice.
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Pull your whole stack into one place, shape raw output into structured events, and question all of it with plain SQL — no new query language to learn.
Explore StreamsCollect, retain, and search every line at sub-second speed — 30 days hot by default.
Learn moreFold metrics from every source into boards your whole team can read at a glance.
Learn more“Bellwether is the sharpest tool we've adopted in years. We went from nothing to full log coverage in about 20 minutes.”
Watch everything from marketing pages to database replicas. Build on-call rotations, route alerts that actually mean something, and get to root cause while the graph is still moving.
Explore PulseProbe uptime, TLS expiry, ports, and DNS from nine regions. False positives get filtered before they wake anyone.
Learn moreSchedule shifts, set escalation ladders, and page by phone, chat, or push until someone acknowledges.
Learn more“We moved over from a patchwork of three tools last quarter. Simple, quick, and it finally let me retire the creaky expensive stuff nobody wanted to touch.”
Publish maintenance windows and incident updates automatically on a dedicated page that looks like yours.
Learn moreStop losing minutes to spinning query bars. Spend them resolving the incident instead — even across petabyte retention. *
Follow a teammate's cursor in one click and work the incident where the data already lives.
Stop trading usability for coverage. Retire the pile of half-connected tools and run one stack that agrees with itself.
That's about $612,000 back each year at 180 TB/month of ingest. Every year. Stop overpaying and put the budget into engineers instead. **
* Based on a search-speed comparison between Emberlog Suite and a columnar SQL engine, run by our platform team on identical hardware.
** The savings come from a radically better column-oriented storage layer underneath.
Hundreds of technical write-ups and open-source projects that make your stack measurably better.
Tobias Nwachukwu
See inside every service, trace any fault, and close the incident before your users notice.