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Complete Visibility in the Clouds.

One minute setup for end-to-end observability of Kubernetes internals and the cloud products it interacts with.

kubiks Service Map

Integrations

Core Features

All your metrics in one place.

Collects metrics, logs, and traces from all components.

Immediate value with minimal configuration.

Unifies kubernetes and cloud product metrics in a single view.

No need to switch between tools to understand your cloud native architecture.

Understanding services in isolation isn't enough. A bird's eye view alone is not useful either.

A service map that allows you to see the system at the level of granularity you need when you need it.

High and low level details of every connection in your system.

Combined logs and traces on demand to see the complete picture.

Kubernetes is not the only thing you're using - get visibility into the cloud products it interacts with.

Take a stroll down memory lane.

Automatic snapshots for low cost historical analysis.

A timeline annotated with all the important events.

Travel back to see the evolution of your system over time.

Compare system state across different time periods.

See issues the moment they happen.

Instant updates that reflect system changes as they occur.

Visual alerts on the service map.

Live monitoring of service health, load, and errors.

Proactive notification of potential issues.

Every team works differently - see only what you need.

Interface to build specialized views

Templates for common visualization patterns

Support for diverse data types and sources

Shareable views for team collaboration

All your favorites under one roof.

Native support for Kubernetes

Cilium eBPF agent for network flow visibility

Pre-built integrations with monitoring tools like Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog

Cloud provider integrations for AWS, GCP, and more

Ready to transform your observability?

Get complete visibility into your systems with Kubiks. Schedule a demo today and see how we can help you reduce MTTR and improve system performance and reliability.

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