Infrastructure · built on OpenTelemetry

Hosts, databases, caches, brokers and network gear — every server seen from both sides.

Server-side metrics from integrations, paired with the client-side view your applications have of the same instance. Each one is marked monitored, APM-only or stale, so you know what you can trust.

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In the console:OverviewHostsDatabasesData storesMessagingNetwork devicesCloud

Owlpane infrastructure overview: fleet coverage ring and cards for each data domain.

What you get

Infrastructure monitoring, in detail

Hosts

VMs and nodes reporting hostmetrics or Prometheus node_exporter over OTLP.

Databases

PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB from agent integrations (or a plain OTel Collector), plus databases discovered from APM client spans. A generator produces the Helm values and the read-only grant SQL.

Data stores

Redis and Redis-compatible engines (Valkey, KeyDB, Dragonfly) with memory, clients, keyspace hit rate, commands, network, persistence, replication and CPU on their own tabs — compact sparkline tiles and rate charts.

Messaging

Kafka and RabbitMQ brokers from integration receivers and messaging spans.

Network devices

Routers, switches and firewalls polled over SNMP v2c/v3 plus ping, with LLDP/CDP topology.

Cloud

AWS, Google Cloud and any cloud with a Prometheus-style exporter (YACE and similar) that you run in your own network — credentials never leave it.

Two ways to connect

Kubernetes agent Helm values, or a stand-alone OpenTelemetry Collector for VMs and Docker. Application-side visibility needs no setup at all if your SDK is already installed.

How it works

From zero to data in three steps

Choose

Pick the integration and get a values fragment or Collector config generated for it.

Connect

Credentials stay in your cluster or host — as a Kubernetes Secret or environment variable, never in the console.

Compare

Server metrics and client spans are joined on the same instance so you can tell a slow server from a slow caller.

integrations.yaml

integrations:
  enabled: true
  redis:
    - name: session-cache
      endpoint: session-cache.default.svc:6379
      secret: { name: session-cache-monitor }

How it compares

Honest about where we are today

Comparable to

DatadogInfrastructure MonitoringPartial

DatadogNetwork Device Monitoring (NDM)Partial

New RelicNetwork monitoringPartial

DynatraceOneAgent + Davis AIPartial

Where Owlpane is narrower

A focused set of integrations, not a ~900-integration catalogue; anything with an OpenTelemetry receiver or a Prometheus exporter can be added.
No cloud-account linking: cloud metrics come from exporters you operate.
Memcached, Elasticsearch and other engines are not built yet.

Built ships todayPartial covers the core, narrower than the vendorBring your own integrate an existing toolNot offered deliberately out of scopeIn development on the roadmap, not shipped

Comparisons reflect publicly available information as of September 2026 and our own product today, and may change. Datadog, New Relic, Grafana, Dash0, Better Stack, Amazon CloudWatch, AWS, Sentry, Dynatrace, Kubeshark, Checkly, PagerDuty, SigNoz, Kubernetes, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus and other names are trademarks of their respective owners; Owlpane is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Everything shares one pane

Try Infrastructure beside what you run today.

Standard OpenTelemetry in, so you can send a copy and compare. Nothing proprietary to migrate away from later.

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