https://platform.instabase.com/docs/26.01/platform-admin/observability/index.html Recent content in Observability on Instabase Platform Documentation Hugo -- gohugo.io en-us https://platform.instabase.com/docs/26.01/platform-admin/observability/observability/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://platform.instabase.com/docs/26.01/platform-admin/observability/observability/index.html Table of Contents Architecture Tooling Observability requirements Statistics collection Federated cluster statistics collection Log aggregation All self-hosted Instabase deployments are equipped with observability tools that measure and provide visibility into the internal state of the deployment’s infrastructure and applications. This includes measuring aspects of: Infrastructure and application traffic, including request and error rates. Performance, including latencies. Specific internal states, such as worker count in Celery. Saturation of CPU, memory, file system, or open connection handles. https://platform.instabase.com/docs/26.01/platform-admin/observability/observability-config/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://platform.instabase.com/docs/26.01/platform-admin/observability/observability-config/index.html Table of Contents Configure federated cluster statistics collection Configure alerting Slack alerting Email alerting OpsGenie alerting Configure log storage Amazon S3 Azure Blob storage Connect NFS volume Configure log retention period The Instabase observability toolset is enabled by default when Instabase is installed. After installation, you can configure your observability toolset to enable optional features or manage preferences. Before you begin The files required to enable the observability toolset are applied during the course of a standard installation or upgrade. https://platform.instabase.com/docs/26.01/platform-admin/observability/deployment-manager-telescope/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://platform.instabase.com/docs/26.01/platform-admin/observability/deployment-manager-telescope/index.html From the Deployment Manager Telescope tab, you can compile and download services’ telemetry data from a specific time frame, to support debugging and incident reviews. You can define a list of affected services, select data sources (such as logs or statistics), specify a time frame (up to a six-hour window), then download the telemetry data as a ZIP file. Prerequisites Telescope uses your Instabase instance’s observability tools as a source for gathering logs and statistics.