A live atlas of your stack
Traces, metrics and logs become layered terrain. Services are landforms. Dependencies are ridgelines. Incidents are faultlines you can walk.
Connect, map, descend
Point your telemetry at Caldera and the map draws itself in minutes. When an alert fires, follow it down: symptom at the surface, cause at the core.
Every incident has a shape.
We draw it.
See the unexpected
Dashboards answer the questions you thought to ask. Terrain shows you the ones you didn't.
“The greatest value of a picture is when it forces us to notice what we never expected to see.”John W. Tukey
The map is not the territory
So we redraw the map from live telemetry, continuously, and never let it drift from what is actually running.
“A map is not the territory it represents.”Alfred Korzybski
Insight over output
Another chart is noise. Knowing where you are, and what is underneath you, is signal.
“The purpose of computing is insight, not numbers.”Richard Hamming
Mara Chen
Tomas Reyes
June Okafor
Seismograph
An open incident timeline that replays exactly how a failure propagated, service by service.
stratum.js
An open-source WebGL renderer that draws dependency graphs as layered contour terrain.
magma
A tiny columnar store for high-cardinality telemetry. Hot data stays molten.