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ANOW! Observe – Observability for Workload Automation & Orchestration

ANOW! Observe provides comprehensive visibility across complex hybrid IT environments. The observability platform combines real-time monitoring, intelligent analytics and tamper-proof archiving, helping IT teams monitor workloads and processes, identify bottlenecks early and maintain reliable operations.

Complete real-time visibility: Predefined dashboards and real-time monitoring provide comprehensive insights into workloads, processes, dependencies and system performance.
Centralized, tamper-proof log management: ANOW! Observe consolidates diverse log and telemetry data while supporting secure long-term archiving aligned with relevant compliance requirements.
Open and flexible with OpenTelemetry: Its OpenTelemetry-native architecture enables standardized, vendor-neutral collection of logs and metrics and seamless integration across modern IT landscapes.

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ANOW! Observe delivers comprehensive observability for Workload Automation and Orchestration. Predefined dashboards, real-time monitoring and critical path awareness provide visibility across workloads, workflows and dependencies, helping teams identify bottlenecks and anomalies at an early stage. Centralized, tamper-proof log management brings together job logs, Java logs, Syslog and additional telemetry data while supporting long-term data integrity and compliance requirements.

Continuous KPI monitoring provides additional insights into system health and performance, including Kubernetes and containerized environments. Built on OpenTelemetry standards, ANOW! Observe enables standardized, vendor-neutral collection of logs and metrics and flexible integration across existing and modern IT landscapes.

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