Observability & monitoring
To govern is to foresee: Timestral, Mistral’s AI, put to the test on our servers
Mistral says Timestral is the best time series forecasting model. We tested it against our own server metrics and against plain linear regression. Here are the results.
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Heat: the silent enemy of your infrastructure
"France is breaking heat records. Two successive heatwaves, datacenters under pressure. What environmental monitoring can do to catch failures before they happen."
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Behavioural analysis of a monitoring platform: what you see when you watch the film, not just the snapshot
A monitoring platform showing all green on a Monday morning doesn’t mean the past week went smoothly. It means that, at that […]
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From observability to infrastructure
The non-instrumentable part of the information system: why an all-green dashboard doesn't prove your IT is healthy, and why closing that blind spot means reconciling monitoring and observability.
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Two gaps in the open-source observability stack — and the two tools we built to close them
We don't just integrate monitoring tools — we build them. A tour of SenHub Agent and Toise, our two open-source, OpenTelemetry-native projects.
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White paper: “From Monitoring to Observability” — full version available for download
Our complete thinking on the monitoring → observability transition, as a freely downloadable PDF (32 pages).
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Building Your Observability Roadmap: 4 Phases, Results at Every Step
The shift to observability doesn't happen overnight. A phased, 4-step roadmap to prove value at every stage and avoid the tunnel effect.
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OpenTelemetry, VictoriaMetrics, Grafana: The Open-Source Stack That Changes the Game
A modern, open, high-performance stack that covers all three pillars of observability. An overview of the components that get the job done—with no vendor lock-in.
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The Two-Pole Approach: Two Domains, One Unified Vision
Rather than chasing a single tool that doesn't exist, two complementary domains interconnected through open standards. The pragmatic strategy we champion.
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No Single Tool Covers Everything: The “All-in-One” Trap
Despite the marketing promises, no single solution covers the entire spectrum. Why “all-in-one” SaaS platforms raise as many questions as they answer.
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