Observability documentation¶
Highly-integrated, low-operations observability stack powered by Juju and Kubernetes.
The Canonical Observability Stack (COS) gathers, processes, visualizes, and alerts on telemetry generated by workloads running both within, and outside of, Juju.
By leveraging the topology model of Juju to contextualize the data, and charm relations to automate configuration and integration, it provides a low-ops observability suite based on best-in-class, open-source observability tools.
For Site Reliability Engineers, COS provides a turn-key, out-of-the-box solution for improved day-2 operational insight.
In this documentation¶
Getting started |
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Install |
Migrate from LMA • Evaluate telemetry volume • Validate • Hardening |
Upgrade |
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Built-in artifacts |
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Data migration |
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Components |
How this documentation is organized¶
Tutorials: For new users exploring COS for the first time
Explanation: For deeper understanding of key COS concepts
How-to guides: For users needing step-by-step instructions to achieve a practical goal
Reference: For precise, technical information to be used while working with COS
Project and community¶
The Canonical Observability Stack is a member of the Canonical family. It’s an open source project that warmly welcomes community projects, contributions, suggestions, fixes and constructive feedback.