Platform · Observability for Kubernetes
See every pod, namespace and node without paying extra.
Infrastructure, logs, and application performance on one OpenTelemetry-native pipeline. No separate agent per signal type, no separate bill per signal type.
Built Kubernetes-first, with growing support for the VMs and serverless functions running alongside your clusters, so a mixed environment doesn't need a second tool.
Screenshot: infrastructure / log explorer view — TODO
Infrastructure Monitoring
Real-Time Log Monitoring
Application Performance Monitoring
SLO & Availability Monitors
Anomaly Detection
Alerts
Real-time, not batched
Log monitoring that reflects what's happening right now.
Logs stream through the same real-time pipeline as your other signals, not a separate batch job with its own delay. There's no per-GB log bill layered on top of it, either. It's live today across Kubernetes and VMs, with Lambda and ECS coverage coming this quarter, so this is one pipeline extending to more compute types, not a Kubernetes-only capability.
Common questions
No. Randoli builds on top of the OTel collectors you already have in place. You don't need to re-instrument or replace existing pipelines — the platform connects to what's already running.
Most teams are up and running within an afternoon. There's no separate storage backend to provision — the local processing component runs as a lightweight collector in your cluster.
Randoli is built Kubernetes-first. Support for VMs and serverless functions is growing, so a mixed environment doesn't require a second tool — but Kubernetes is where coverage is deepest today.
Same open standards, one pipeline and one bill instead of several self-managed tools. You keep the OTel-native approach without the overhead of maintaining separate storage, dashboarding, and alerting stacks.
See what's actually running in your clusters.