liked the traces functionality, helps me track all requests that are sampled, gives an overall idea of any new change going live to prod.

Just wanted to share my thoughts on Groundcover since I’ve been using it for a bit, and I think it’s pretty awesome. Super User-Friendly First off, the UI is super clean and easy to get around. You can see all your components in one spot, which makes life so much easier. No more getting lost in menus—everything you need is right there! Easy Log Access Accessing logs is a breeze, too. They’re right in the UI, so if something goes wrong, you can just pull them up and dive into troubleshooting without jumping through hoops. Simple Alerts Setting up alerts is really straightforward. The built-in Grafana integration is a nice touch, and you can use some cool queries to customize your alerts. It feels good to have everything tailored just how you want it. Dashboard Fun Building dashboards is super fun and easy! You can create custom ones that display exactly what you’re tracking. Whether it’s performance metrics or system health, you can set it all up to fit your needs perfectly. Customization Galore One of the best parts? You can customize so many features! It really lets you tweak things to match your workflow, which is a big win in my book. Overall Vibe So yeah, Groundcover is a solid choice for monitoring. It’s user-friendly, has easy log access, makes alerting simple, and lets you create awesome dashboards. If you’re looking to up your observability game, definitely give it a shot!

Very good, we have been with them since the beginning of 2023 and after experiencing the likes of DataDog, Dynatrace and Instana they have been a breath of fresh air with VERY predictable and reasonable pricing and a support team that is very eager to help out when you need them. Even going above and beyond and advising on how to use the data that is gathered by them inside your infrastructure and notifying you on how future changes might affect the usage of that raw data from the deployed databases.