Features

Monitoring features: what Opyntel watches for you

Opyntel monitoring features cover states, deploys, restarts, usage and spend for every service, collected on a schedule and kept in one dashboard, with alerts when something changes.

Automatic discovery

Projects, environments, services, databases, servers and volumes are found on their own and kept in sync. Anything you delete drops off by itself.

Live service states

Every platform status is mapped to ok, degraded, deploying, down or stopped, refreshed as often as every five minutes. The original status is kept alongside.

Resource and traffic metrics

CPU, memory, disk and network for every service, database health, and request volume, errors and latency for public services, where the platform reports them.

Deploy, restart and crash events

Deploys, restarts and crashes show up as events on each service and in their own reports, so you can see what changed before something broke.

Cost estimates

Spend by project and service on platforms that report billing: the current period estimate, month to date, a daily trend and monthly budgets.

Status history

See when a service went down or degraded, and every change in between, plus a day-by-day health grid across every service.

Metric history

Fine detail is kept for a week, 5-minute averages for 30 days and hourly history for up to a year, so recent incidents stay sharp and older trends stay available.

Data freshness

Every connected platform shows when it last synced, and is flagged stale after three missed syncs in a row.

Alerts that reach you

Ready-made rules cover down services, high CPU or memory, filling disks, slow requests and expiring certificates. Notifications go to Slack, email or SMS.

Opyntel

The alerts your platform doesn’t send.

One dashboard for everything you run, with the alerts your platforms leave out. Read-only, nothing to install in your apps.

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