Reliability to the last9
with Compass
Death by Dashboards
Every engineer has their own custom dashboard. The dependency on tribal knowledge to understand dashboards is why every system failure is a puzzle assembling exercise.
Creating dashboards is easy, finding answers to your questions - impossible.
One ChangeBoard
Say NO to tribal knowledge. Service maps, graphs, and health insights make it easy for the whole organization to understand reliability.
One simple UI to map out your entire service infrastructure and identify service degradations.
No smart correlations
Correlations don’t exist in Grafana dashboards. Querying is already slow, and this compounds when you’re trying to identify the source of a breakdown. When you can’t correlate that to different failure points, it takes hours to solve and isolate a simple bug.
Change Intelligence
The ability to pinpoint the source of error and correlate it across cascading microservices including third party providers is powerful. This allows Compass to quickly isolate failures with ease.
With all layers of an infrastructure mapped intuitively, organisations can enable incident response processes end-to-end using Compass.
Abetting the crying wolf
Needless alerts create harmful fatigue in an org. The more trivial alerts you have, higher the chances actual system failures go unanswered.
Most alerting rules don’t account for seasonality of spikes, and further compound engineering productivity woes, and adds to chaos for on-call developers
Killing alert fatigue
With Change Intelligence, none of our customers use static alerting, because we provide anomaly detection. We factor in seasonality of spikes and determine the right alerts based on historical data.
SLO degradation: Create a ticket, don’t alert me.
SLO break: Page me, so I can fix.
SLOs/SLAs
The promised land
Customers we work with
From our stables
Nishant Modak, Piyush Verma
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Observability
SLOs Eased
You can either love running or hate running, but you will definitely love this analogy - take a fresh look at SLOs!
Piyush Verma
13 MIN READ
TSDB
Comparing Popular Time Series Databases
A comparison of all the popular time series databases. Prometheus, Influx, M3Db, Levitate
Piyush Verma
4 MIN READ
Observability
Services; not Server
Gone are the days of yore when we named are our servers Etsy, Betsy, and Momo, fed them fish, and cleaned their poop.