Product

Observability & Monitoring

Know before your customers know.

Full-stack visibility — metrics, logs, traces and security events on one correlated surface. One source of truth for the team on-call tonight and the auditor tomorrow.

6 hours dark

A configuration error took Meta offline for six hours. BGP routes were withdrawn. Engineers could not access their own tools. Their status page lagged an hour behind reality. $100M lost. 3.5 billion users affected.

Meta Engineering Blog · October 4, 2021

$100M
lost in 6 hours of downtime
What it does
  • Full-stack visibility — metrics, logs and traces in one view
  • Monitoring runs independently of the infrastructure it watches
  • Incident timelines auto-generated for post-mortem documentation
  • Alert routing with on-call assignments and escalation paths
What it finds
  • Service degradation before customer-facing impact
  • Cascading failures across distributed systems
  • Root cause — correlated across every layer
  • SLA breach predictions before the threshold is crossed
  • On-call coverage gaps and unrouted alerts
Who it's for
  • Engineering teams running production workloads
  • SRE and DevOps teams responsible for uptime
  • Fintechs with transaction reliability SLAs
  • Any team whose monitoring went down with the product
Inside the product

See it, before you commit.

Real screens from Pneuma — the platform behind every SpectraNode product. Deploy it in your environment during the free trial.

Incident correlation view — related alerts automatically grouped into one incident with lateral-movement context.
The incident, assembled for you.
On-call schedules showing rotations, overrides and escalation policies.
Who answers when something breaks — before it does.
Alert detail with runtime context, correlation to incident, and silence and acknowledgement controls.
An alert that comes with its own context.
Next step

Deploy it. See what it finds.

Three months free. Signed licence. Your data stays yours. No ongoing commitment after the trial — you decide.