Visibility & Monitoring

Reduce MTTR by 60% with Unified Visibility & Monitoring

Rafay delivers comprehensive view and health monitoring of your Kubernetes infrastructure and modern applications across data centers, public clouds and remote/edge locations. WIth Rafay, enterprises team work together better to resolve issues fast, as much as 60% reduction in MTTR.

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Finally, a Single Pane of Glass Across Any Infrastructure

Work Better Together with a Unified View of Clusters and Apps Across Your Infrastructure

Visualize, monitor and manage your global fleet of Kubernetes clusters, applications and user activity

Automatically collect and aggregate critical metrics efficiently from 10s or 100s of K8s clusters operating across heterogeneous environments spanning multiple security domains

Contextual dashboards optimized for different roles in the organization (executives, managers, cluster admins, developers, DevOps) providing actionable insights into current state and trends

Reduce MTTR by 60% by troubleshooting cluster and application issues quickly even on clusters operating behind firewalls

Single Administrative Pane

A typical organization will have 10s or 100s of Kubernetes clusters that can span different clouds, distinct operating environments and business units. These clusters will host 100s of cloud native applications developed and managed by many development teams. A unified administrative pane is critical for organizations to visualize, monitor and manage their global fleet of Kubernetes clusters and applications.

Centralized, Integrated Monitoring

When integrated monitoring is enabled in the cluster blueprint, Prometheus and related addons are automatically deployed on remote clusters. Metrics are automatically scraped and aggregated in a centralized time series database for the entire fleet of clusters spanning multiple security domains and operating environments.

Contextual Dashboards

Data from the centrally aggregated metrics is used to power dashboards providing comprehensive visibility into the entire fleet of clusters and applications. Users with different roles in the organization are provided with dashboards providing insights contextual to their role. For example, a cluster administrator will have a complete view of the cluster and activity on it. In contrast, an application developer assigned to a namespace on a cluster will only have visibility into the resources in the assigned namespace.

Diagnostics and Troubleshooting

Instantly visualize your cluster and application resources with detailed metrics and events making it easy to diagnose common problems such as crash loops, failed image pulls and OOM containers. Troubleshoot cluster and application issues quickly even on clusters operating behind firewalls using integrated web based developer tools or using kubectl. Developers and administrators with appropriate privileges can take action (describe, delete, view logs and exec ) on k8s resources such as pods and containers in a single click. A complete audit trail of all user activity is made available to administrators for compliance purposes.