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Managed OpenTelemetry
Framework for collecting and exporting metrics, logs and traces from your applications
OpenTelemetry is a set of APIs, SDKs and a collector for metrics, logs and traces. You instrument your applications once, vendor-neutral, and export the data to the backend of your choice. We run the collector on your cluster. Available as a Kubernetes platform add-on.
How we run it
Service Operation Modes
Every managed service runs in one of two operation modes. Choose the mode that fits your availability requirements.
Basic Operation
Standard single-instance deployment. Suitable for development, staging, and non-critical production workloads.
- Single instance deployment
- Standard configuration
- Manual recovery on failure
- Lower cost
High Availability
Multi-instance deployment with automatic failover and redundancy. For production workloads that demand uptime.
- Multi-instance with redundancy
- Automatic failover
- Load-balanced traffic
- Zero-downtime maintenance
Related Services
Prometheus
Managed Prometheus instance for metrics collection and alerting
Grafana Open Source
Managed Grafana Open Source instance with dashboards and alerting for data from multiple sources
Loki
Managed Loki instance for centralized log aggregation
Uptime Kuma Monitoring
Uptime monitoring for websites and services with notifications and status pages
Included with every managed service
Monitoring
24/7 health checks, alerts, and performance tracking
Backup
Automated backups, freshness monitored and alerted
Patching
Security updates and version upgrades in staged monthly windows
Support
Direct access to the engineers who run your setup
Trusted CA Injection in Enterprise Kubernetes
- Why every enterprise platform with custom CAs has this exact problem
- How four common workarounds (image baking, volume mounts, init containers, mutating webhooks) break at scale, with concrete failure modes
- How containerd NRI enables transparent runtime-level injection
Open source under github.com/natrontech/cainjekt