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Advanced Observability – For AWS, On AWS

Improve the performance and reliability of your business-critical applications with Topology-Powered Observability for cloud applications... Running for AWS and on AWS.

A New Dimension of AWS Visibility

StackState provides advanced AWS observability for cloud native and hybrid environments.

Unlike other observability tools, StackState creates a time-traveling topology map that correlates AWS observability data with other monitoring data to provide a deep understanding of your environment across silos.

Get out-of-the-box monitoring and anomaly detection of your AWS environment
Use topology to understand what happened in your AWS environment at any point in time, in real time
Merge topology of Kubernetes clusters and other technologies with AWS topology and see everything in one contextual view
Quickly tell which changes had an undesirable impact
Go directly to the root cause of problems and ignore the noise of other alerts

A Contextual View for Root Cause Analysis

I’m running business-critical services in Kubernetes and managing the stability of my environment using a diverse mixture of developer tools, AWS CloudWatch and Kubectl commands, and more. I have tons of data on logs, metrics, and events from a variety of sources, but these streams are not correlated, not delivered within the context of related services and dependencies, and not mapped across the axis of time. So I’m drowning in data but lacking the usable information I need to troubleshoot the root cause of my problem.

StackState’s unique 4T data model unites Topology, Telemetry, Traces and Time to track data across multiple sources and visually show the combined topology of what’s going on – in real-time and over time.

The StackState Advantage: Merge AWS Topology With Kubernetes and More

StackState delivers plug-and-play support for cloud native architectures. With StackState running as a SaaS on AWS, you can quickly get the advanced observability and troubleshooting data you need for AWS services, together with others like Kubernetes, Elastic and more. In less than five minutes, StackState creates a topology map of your complete environment using existing log and event data. You can instantly understand the interdependencies of your AWS resources and what’s running on your managed Kubernetes cluster (EKS) and EC2 instances at any point in time.

When problems occur, StackState uses this correlated topology to show you the impact of the issue and take you straight to the root cause.

Comprehensive AWS Integration

StackState supports a wide range of AWS services

As the most ubiquitous and powerful cloud provider, we knew AWS could provide the stability and breadth of services we need to ensure the best possible experience for our customers. StackState is committed to delivering quality observability solutions that run on AWS and to providing the most advanced observability service for AWS. We are the only observability platform that provides the topology-powered observability functionality necessary to keep everything running smoothly in the face of constant change.