Owlpane / Solutions / Tool consolidation
Use cases · built on OpenTelemetryOne product, one ingest key, one bill you can forecast.
APM, logs, infrastructure, Kubernetes, real users, uptime checks, alerting and dashboards share one data model. Pricing is by data ingested, with a spend cap that samples instead of surprising you.

The problem
Why this is hard today
Four tools to operate
Separate products for traces, logs, metrics and uptime — each with its own agent and bill.
Per-host surprises
Bills grow with hosts, seats and modules instead of with what you actually send.
Lock-in
Proprietary agents make leaving as expensive as staying.
What you use
Built from features that ship today
Ingest pipeline
Standard OTLP in. Logs, traces and metrics use the same ingest key and the same per-tenant isolation.
Logs →Service map
Services and dependencies from the OpenTelemetry service graph, including uninstrumented ones as virtual nodes.
APM & tracing →Prometheus-compatible
Prometheus remote write in; a Prometheus-compatible read endpoint so Grafana can query Owlpane.
Dashboards →Scrubbed on the way in
Tokens, secrets, e-mail addresses and card-like numbers are removed before storage.
Logs →How it works
Three steps
Send a copy
Add one exporter to your OpenTelemetry Collector and your current tool keeps receiving everything it does today.
Compare
Start with one service or ten percent of traffic and compare answers during a real incident.
Decide
Move what works, keep what does not. Nothing proprietary to migrate away from later.
Questions
Is there a per-host or per-seat fee?
Do I have to switch everything at once?
Where Owlpane is narrower
- A focused set of integrations, not a ~900-integration catalogue.
- No network security or SIEM products.
More use cases
Related solutions
Send a copy of your telemetry. Change nothing else.
Standard OpenTelemetry in, so you can try Owlpane beside what you run today.
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