Orbservability
Observe systems as planetary weather.
OpenTelemetry-native observability that reveals behavior, dependencies, and change in real time.
Enter the OrbEvery request moves air.
Services become pressure cells in a planetary atmosphere. Healthy systems push outward — clear sky, gentle circulation. Traffic flows around them like wind around a high.
More requests, more pressure. No legend required.
Latency isn't a number.
It's a service sinking toward the storm belt. Slow paths create drag — particles fighting inward like air pulled into a low-pressure eye instead of flowing freely outward.
No milliseconds. Just resistance you can see.
Errors build storms.
Error rates generate cyclones — surface inflow, an updraft through the eye, an anvil spreading overhead. Particles consumed in the core streak back from space as meteors.
Not red alerts. Not badges. Weather.
Health is altitude.
A bad deploy pushes a service down from the upper atmosphere into the storm belt. Recovery lifts it back. Watch the pressure cells reorganize as new circulation patterns emerge.
Deployments are fronts. Apdex is elevation.
Systems find their latitude.
Healthy services drift poleward — stable, cold, frozen at altitude. Degraded services settle into the tropical belt where Coriolis-spun cyclones form. No diagram. Just physics.
Poles for health. Tropics for trouble.
Built on open standards.
OpenTelemetry
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ClickHouse
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Graph Projection
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OrbOpenTelemetry-native. ClickHouse-powered. Real-time by design. No proprietary instrumentation.
Your infrastructure has weather.
Anticyclones, cyclones, pressure fronts.
A Coriolis-deflected atmosphere that tells the story of your system — live, without a single alert.