Cloudelligent and Honeycomb announced a strategic partnership to help engineering organizations modernize on AWS and gain the deep production visibility required to operate with confidence at speed.
Through this partnership, Cloudelligent becomes a certified Honeycomb partner across delivery, managed services, and customer engagement. As a result, Cloudelligent is prepared to support mutual customers across every stage of their Honeycomb observability journey on AWS while maintaining alignment with AWS Well-Architected standards.
Together, Cloudelligent and Honeycomb give joint customers a single partner capable of addressing the full scope of modern engineering demands. Organizations gain the expertise to:
- Migrate and modernize legacy environments to AWS
- Build cloud-native and Kubernetes-based architectures
- Adopt AI and ML workloads responsibly
- Ensure the observability infrastructure needed to operate with confidence
By pairing Cloudelligent's AWS modernization depth with Honeycomb's event-based telemetry model and high-cardinality query engine, teams gain deep visibility into distributed systems and reduce operational noise while increasing reliability. This also shortens both incident resolution and development feedback cycles, aligning engineering velocity directly with business outcomes.
"AI is fundamentally changing the pace and complexity of software delivery on AWS. Our customers are shipping faster than ever, and that means they need to learn from production faster than ever. Partnering with Honeycomb gives us the ability to bring the most powerful observability platform in the industry directly to the engineering teams we serve. Together, we can make sure that velocity doesn't become chaos," said Qasim Akhtar, Founder & CEO, Cloudelligent
"What makes Cloudelligent stand out is that their engineers aren't just familiar with Honeycomb — they're in it daily, managing it for customers across their portfolio. For our joint customers, that translates to faster time-to-value and a partner who can meet them where they are, especially in AWS environments where Cloudelligent already has strong, established relationships," said Colin Burke, Global Head of Customer Success and Services, Honeycomb
Honeycomb Observability Professional Services by Cloudelligent is available now.
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