Elastic, Dynatrace, Grafana and the rest: one observability strategy, not a tool collection

We help organize the existing stack, decide which platform owns each signal and avoid duplication, lock-in and unnecessary cost.

Stack
Connected tools
OTel
Common open layer
Governance
Cost and ownership

When it fits

When you need an observability platforms umbrella

Many organizations already have several tools. The problem is not choosing a brand, but deciding responsibilities, signals and costs.

Elastic, Dynatrace, Grafana, Datadog or Checkmk coexist without clear boundaries.

Logs, metrics or alerts are duplicated across platforms.

Each team looks at a different tool and decisions do not converge.

Changing tools looks like the solution, but the real issue is signal governance.

What we deliver

Platform map

Inventory of tools, signals, owners, costs and overlaps.

Target architecture

What is observed where, what travels through OpenTelemetry and what belongs in each backend.

Decision criteria

Cost, lock-in, coverage, team maturity, integrations and operations.

Consolidation roadmap

Quick wins, risks and phased evolution without stopping operations.

How we work

  1. Map

    We review tools, signals, consuming teams and existing contracts.

  2. Compare

    We assess overlaps, gaps, cost, lock-in and internal capability.

  3. Design

    We define architecture, ownership and signal flows between platforms.

  4. Evolve

    We prioritize changes with clear return and low operational risk.

Observability platforms FAQ

Do you recommend one specific tool?

Not by default. We evaluate the current stack, contracts, maturity, costs and real needs before recommending keeping, integrating or consolidating.

Do you work with a particular stack?

No. We are not tied to one tool. We start from your current stack, contracts and maturity, and propose what is most maintainable for your context.

Can you help with migrations?

Yes, but only when there is clear return. Often the first step is governing what already exists better.

Let's discuss your observability stack

We review tools, signals, costs and overlaps to define a practical strategy.

Organize the stack