Leverage Kubernetes observability across clusters, workloads, and microservices with OpManager Nexus. Monitor cluster health, correlate metrics, logs, events, and traces and quickly troubleshoot performance issues across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid Kubernetes environments.
OpManager Nexus provides real-time visibility into the health, performance, and security of Kubernetes environments across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid deployments. With unified telemetry collection via Prometheus and OpenTelemetry, platform teams can detect and investigate issues across every layer of their clusters. They can also correlate metrics, logs, events, and traces alongside security signals to get complete visibility into their Kubernetes workloads and microservices.
Collect and analyze metrics, logs, events, and distributed traces across every layer of your Kubernetes cluster.
Go beyond tracking predefined conditions—ask new questions about system behavior without deploying additional instrumentation.
Designed for container workloads that continuously scale, restart, and change across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid infrastructure.
Understand what is happening inside your cluster at any given moment, across nodes, pods, deployments, and microservices.
OpManager Nexus automatically discovers every Kubernetes resource across on-premises, EKS, GKE, AKS, and hybrid cloud environments without manual configuration by using the Kubernetes API for deep cluster discovery.
OpManager Nexus unifies metrics, logs, events, and traces across your Kubernetes stack with native Prometheus and OpenTelemetry collection, integrating seamlessly with existing scrape configurations and the CNCF standard.
Security signals are an increasingly important part of Kubernetes observability. The convergence of security and observability is now a recognized best practice for platform teams managing containerized environments at scale.
As Kubernetes environments adopt service meshes for microservices communication, observability must extend beyond pods and nodes into service-to-service interactions.
OpManager Nexus gives platform teams visibility into Kubernetes resource consumption and cost drivers, helping teams optimize spending without sacrificing performance.
Kubernetes observability is the ability to understand the internal state of a Kubernetes cluster and its workloads by collecting and analyzing telemetry, including metrics, logs, events, and distributed traces, in real time.
Yes. OpManager Nexus supports Kubernetes observability across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid deployments, including self-managed clusters, AWS EKS, Google GKE, and Azure AKS, from a single unified platform.
Yes. OpManager Nexus provides full Kubernetes observability for AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS), Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), and Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), alongside on-premises and hybrid Kubernetes environments.
Yes. OpManager Nexus integrates natively with Prometheus, leveraging existing metrics and scrape configurations for unified Kubernetes monitoring without duplication of effort.
Kubernetes monitoring tracks known, predefined conditions. Kubernetes observability goes further, enabling teams to explore unknown failure modes and ask new questions about system behavior without additional instrumentation.
The four core signals are metrics, logs, events, and distributed traces. OpManager Nexus collects these via Prometheus and OpenTelemetry, providing complete visibility across clusters, nodes, pods, and microservices.
Combining Kubernetes security and observability allows teams to detect operational and security risks in real time, including unusual container behavior, unexpected workload changes, and abnormal network patterns, before they escalate.
OpManager Nexus provides intuitive drill-down dashboards, dependency mapping, and AI-powered analytics that enable platform teams to perform proactive root cause analysis, identifying and resolving issues before they impact users.
Yes. OpManager Nexus monitors Istio service mesh environments, including traffic routing, service-to-service latency, error rates, mTLS configurations, and Envoy proxy health.
OpManager Nexus monitors nodes, pods, containers, deployments, namespaces, services, persistent volumes, and control plane components, across on-premises, EKS, GKE, AKS, and hybrid Kubernetes environments.
Monitor clusters, workloads, and microservices with a unified observability platform, across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid Kubernetes environments.
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