Integrations

OpenTelemetry is an open-source project that aims to provide a vendor-neutral, open standard for distributed tracing and metrics collection for cloud-native applications. It provides a set of APIs and libraries for instrumenting applications, as well as a collector and a backend for sending and storing trace and metric data. The goal of OpenTelemetry is to make it easier for developers to collect and analyze performance data from their applications and to help them troubleshoot and optimize their systems.

Send new metric measurements directly to Anomify with a POST request. Multiple metrics can be sent in a single request.

When you sign up for an account, you'll be granted an endpoint and access token. You can use these to POST metrics to a dedicated host on our platform where they will be ingested and anomaly analysis will start automatically.

The team behind InfluxDB created and maintain Telegraf, an open-source server-based agent for collecting and sending all metrics and events from databases, systems, and IoT sensors. You can configure Telegraf to send metrics to Anomify.

Send metrics collected by the Telegraf agent to Anomify for anomaly detection analysis. Follow the steps in the Anomify support docs.

Graphite is the time-series database Anomify uses to store metrics. If you have a Graphite instance you only need to add one line of code to your Graphite configuration to send metrics to Anomify.

To send metrics from Graphite, you need to relay your Graphite pickle to a Graphite instance hosted at an IP address we give you. You will also need to provide us with the public IP address of your Graphite instance(s) and we enable requests to be sent from it.

Prometheus is the most common time-series database. You can send metrics to Anomify for anomaly detection analysis.

Prometheus is an open-source technology designed to provide monitoring and alerting functionality for cloud-native environments, including Kubernetes. It can collect and store metrics as time-series data, recording information with a timestamp. It can also collect and record labels, which are optional key-value pairs.