Platform Observability
Full visibility. Your data. No lock-in.
Enterprise engineering teams gain complete observability across their entire platform layer. Built entirely on CNCF proven open source technologies, with full data ownership and predictable costs.
Platform Observability
Full visibility. Your data. No lock-in.
Enterprise engineering teams gain complete observability across their entire platform layer. Built entirely on CNCF proven open source technologies, with full data ownership and predictable costs.
Strategic Observability
Telemetry that drives infrastructure velocity
Running complex application platforms demands more than isolated dashboards. Engineering teams need a unified layer to consolidate, query, and control logs, metrics, and traces across every single layer of their technology stack. evoila implements robust full stack observability built entirely on battle tested CNCF projects, moving your architecture from Prometheus and OpenTelemetry to Grafana, Loki, and Tempo. The monitoring stack adapts dynamically to your existing tooling choices, while absolute data sovereignty stays completely with the customer. Our certified Kubestronauts and ambassadors bring the deep engineering authority that modern enterprise cloud setups demand.
Traditional, proprietary monitoring vendors often lock you into escalating data ingestion fees and opaque subscription dependencies. We break this dependency by designing open telemetry pipelines that keep your monitoring overhead fully predictable. By decoupling your metrics collection from restrictive licensing, your platform teams gain unrestricted diagnostic clarity without sacrificing cost control.
Validated capabilities for Deep Insights
Select an engineering path to explore our specialized integration frameworks:
Full-Stack Observability Implementation
Engineering teams gain platform wide visibility into metrics, logs, and traces. Built on CNCF vetted open source tools including Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Tempo, Mimir, and OpenTelemetry, completely free from dependency on proprietary vendors.
Observability Workshop (Free)
Technical stakeholders define operational scope, current maturity levels, and concrete monitoring goals in a dedicated architecture workshop. This delivers a structured starting point before the first deployment decision is made.
“Janus” evoila’s Open Source Contribution
Multi tenant observability proxies for Prometheus, Loki, and Tempo get reliable label based access control. Janus, our own open source project, enforces strict data boundaries at the stack level and prevents unauthorised query access across independent tenants.
Observability is one layer of the platform stack, but there is more.
If your organization needs assistance across the wider Cloud Native portfolio, modern GitOps automation pipelines, internal developer platforms, or automated platform engineering frameworks, our team can help you define the right structural starting point.
Marco Di Martino
Business Unit Lead – Cloud Native
FAQs
Commonly asked questions about Platform Observability
Platform Observability addresses the three pillars: metrics, logs, and traces, creating a unified view of a platform’s operational state. It does not include security monitoring or SIEM, FinOps and cloud cost management, or CI/CD pipelines and developer tooling — even where those areas intersect closely with observability.
Proprietary tools create dependencies and generate unpredictable licensing costs as data volumes grow. CNCF projects like Prometheus, Loki, and Tempo deliver the same capabilities — with full data control, active community support, and no vendor lock-in. Where teams have already invested in commercial tools, evoila integrates them into the stack rather than forcing a full replacement.
Every engagement starts with a free workshop: scope, existing tooling decisions, and goals are defined together. From there, evoila implements the stack — Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Tempo, Mimir, Thanos, OpenTelemetry, and Fluent Bit — and hands it over production-ready to internal teams.
Janus is an open source observability proxy evoila developed for multi-tenant environments. It controls which teams can access which metrics, logs, and traces — enforced directly at the stack level, without routing logic through application code. The project reflects evoila’s broader approach: identifying gaps in the OSS ecosystem and closing them with original contributions.
The team includes certified Kubestronauts and Ambassadors of the Platform Engineering program (platformengineering.org) — one of the most recognized community credentials in the cloud native space. These certifications reflect hands-on depth, not just theoretical knowledge.
Yes. evoila recommends an open source-first stack but adapts it to existing tooling decisions. Teams already running commercial solutions in parts of their stack get an integration architecture — not a forced migration. Hybrid operation is an explicit part of the offering.