SUSE announced the early access of SUSE Cloud Observability, a cloud native, fully managed observability platform designed specifically for Rancher-managed Kubernetes clusters.
SUSE Cloud Observability offers an all-in-one observability tool tailored for the Rancher community, eliminating the need for separate tools.
SUSE Cloud Observability provides an all-in-one solution for Rancher-managed Kubernetes clusters, enabling faster issue resolution and more efficient resource management.
SUSE Cloud Observability delivers multi-cloud visibility with dependency maps to visualize clusters across multiple clouds. Enterprises can use the platform to monitor mission-critical workloads in Rancher-managed Kubernetes clusters across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, quickly detecting and resolving issues in real time.
Benefits of SUSE Cloud Observability include:
- Comprehensive Insights: Deep insights into Kubernetes environments powered by OpenTelemetry, and more than 40 out-of-the-box dashboards that offer a holistic view of the entire stack.
- Rapid Setup and Deployment: Deploy quickly with a SaaS observability solution and out-of-the-box pre-configured policies.
- Cost-Effective Entry Point: Start small and scale as needed with transparent, usage-based pricing and no hidden costs while still enjoying a fully managed SaaS solution.
Customers can get six months free during the Early Availability (EA) program, followed by a scalable, pay-as-you-go pricing model designed for flexible enterprise adoption.
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