Most observability platforms are expensive Band-Aids on a broken system.

They patch the symptom. They miss the disease. And while your teams are buried in alert noise, the real problems, the ones that cost you millions, slip through undetected.

Here's what nobody wants to admit: traditional monitoring wasn't built for your world. Over 90% of enterprises now operate across multi-cloud environments, yet most are still wrestling with siloed dashboards, static thresholds, and reactive firefighting. The gap between what your infrastructure demands and what legacy tools deliver has become impossible to ignore.

The financial pressure is real.

Downtime for large enterprises costs close to $50 million per incident, a number that keeps executive teams awake at night. Beyond the immediate hit, performance degradation compounds the damage: compliance risks, customer churn, reputational erosion.

And then there's the human cost. Your best engineers are burning out chasing ghosts across fragmented systems, spending hours manually correlating data to find what should be obvious.

Enough firefighting. It's time for observability that thinks ahead.