Concert Observe
Concert Observe gives you unified visibility across applications and infrastructure. You can correlate telemetry from multiple domains, map dependencies across your environment, and identify root causes faster to reduce mean time to resolution.
What Concert Observe does
Concert Observe connects observability data across application and infrastructure layers to create shared operational context. It discovers components automatically, traces requests across distributed systems, and correlates events to surface what matters. By unifying telemetry that would otherwise remain siloed, Concert Observe helps you move from reactive troubleshooting to proactive issue detection.
In hybrid environments where fragmented views and manual correlation slow resolution, Concert Observe provides end-to-end visibility into system behavior.
Core observability features
You can monitor applications, infrastructure, and user experiences with automated discovery and real-time telemetry.
- Application observability
- Discover and map application components in real time. Trace requests across microservices, containers, and cloud environments with code-level visibility to detect and resolve issues faster.
- Database observability
- Monitor performance across queries, services, and dependencies. Link database activity to application performance.
- AI and LLM observability
- View prompts, responses, latency, and dependencies to maintain reliable AI-driven services.
- Digital experience monitoring
- Track real user experiences across web and mobile applications. Prioritize improvements based on actual user impact.
- Infrastructure observability
- Monitor hosts, containers, Kubernetes clusters, and cloud environments. Assess system health and detect anomalies early.
- Synthetic monitoring
- Simulate user interactions across applications and services to detect issues before they affect users. Test availability and performance continuously.
Concert Observe is powered by Instana. For more information about installation, configuration, and features, see the Instana documentation.