Observability for software companies: ship faster, break less
OpenTelemetry-native tracing, SLOs, release gates and per-tenant insights, so your teams ship more often while production stays reliable
From the first trace to SLOs in a week
How SaaS teams roll out OpenTelemetry, SLOs and release gates without slowing down.
Register nowMore code, more releases, more incidents.
AI-assisted development and continuous delivery increase release frequency, while customers expect enterprise-grade reliability from every tenant.Release velocity outpaces safety
Teams ship many times a day. Without automated validation, every release is a risk for every customer.
Multi-tenant complexity
One noisy tenant or one slow dependency affects hundreds of customers, and support needs answers per tenant.
Observability cost grows with scale
Telemetry volumes grow faster than revenue unless teams control what they keep.
3× more releases per week
Deltaforge ships three times as often with automatic release validation.
85% faster fault diagnosis
Fjord Software finds root causes in traces instead of log files.
312 automatic rollbacks per quarter
Faulty releases are stopped based on SLO violations before customers notice.
0 proprietary agents
Pure OpenTelemetry setups work from day one.
Observability use cases for Software & Technology
From commit to customer: where software companies start with Obseria.Build and release
Release gates and rollbacks
Validate canary and progressive releases against SLOs and roll back automatically on degradation.
AutomationCoding agents in the loop
Link incidents to the pull requests and coding agents behind them and feed failures back as context.
AI observabilityOpenTelemetry everywhere
Standardize instrumentation with OpenTelemetry and keep the freedom to export data at any time.
OpenTelemetryRun and support
Per-tenant tracing
Filter traces, errors and latency by tenant, plan or region and answer support questions in minutes.
Distributed tracingSLOs and error budgets
Define SLOs per service and tenant tier and steer releases with error budgets.
Application observabilityCausal root cause
Obseria Intelligence names the deployment, config change or dependency behind each incident.
Obseria IntelligenceScale and cost
Telemetry cost control
Filter noise in Obseria Pipeline and pay storage only for what you keep, with cost per team and service.
PricingKubernetes and platform engineering
Golden paths with preconfigured collectors, dashboards as code and self-service onboarding.
PlatformSecurity in the pipeline
Detect exposed vulnerabilities at runtime and block releases with critical findings.
Application securityEnterprise-ready from day one
Enterprise customers expect evidence. Obseria helps software companies provide it.
- SOC 2 and ISO 27001Monitoring and logging evidence for your own audits, on a certified platform.
- GDPR and data residencyEU regions, PII masking and field-level access control.
- Cyber Resilience ActVulnerability visibility for software products and their components.
- EU AI ActTraceability and quality monitoring for AI features in your product.
- DORA for ICT providersIncident evidence for customers in the financial sector.
We tripled our release frequency without more incidents. Every release is checked against our SLOs, and bad ones roll back before a customer notices.
The Obseria platform for Software & Technology
Software & Technology observability FAQ
Yes. Tenant, plan and region attributes are carried through traces, logs and metrics, so you can filter, alert and report per tenant.
Yes. Obseria is OpenTelemetry-native. Point your collector's exporter at Obseria and keep your instrumentation as it is.
Each canary or progressive release is compared against SLOs for error rate and latency. If it degrades, Obseria stops the rollout via your delivery tooling.
Filter noise in Obseria Pipeline, keep only what matters and see cost per team and service. Ingestion and storage are priced per signal.
Obseria provides audit-proof logs, access trails and incident evidence that support your SOC 2 and ISO 27001 controls.