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Learn how to work in Cloud Observability using the EU data center.
Personalize your Cloud Observability experience.
Learn about Cloud Observability billing.
Create ingestion rules to manage and lower Cloud Observability metric costs.
Authenticate and authorize users or tools to Cloud Observability APIs.
Microsatellites require keys to authenticate and communicate with Cloud Observability. You need to create a Satellite key when you install and configure Microsatellites.
Create alerts help you stay within your billing limits.
Create dashboards to monitor your {{site.name}} billing.
Manage logs, metrics, and traces at a high level.
Security teams commonly have questions about running Cloud Observability as part of their production environment. This document summarizes how you can categorize and evaluate Cloud Observability from a security perspective.
Let tools send data to Cloud Observability projects.
Cloud Observability automatically determines how well your services are instrumented and performing, and sends email notifications that let you know how you're doing.
View and edit metric details to better understand and interpret data.
You can have several projects in Cloud Observability. For example, you might have one project for your development environment and one for production. Or you may have projects for different areas of your application while they're in development.
Learn how to manage {{site.name}} access by creating and assigning roles.
Learn how to create and delete users in {{site.name}}.
Centralize user management in your identity provider.
The span data that you view and use in Cloud Observability for observability into your system depends on the quality of your tracing instrumentation. Cloud Observability analyzes the instrumentation on your services and determines how you can improve it to make Cloud Observability work even better for you.
Monitor your OpenTelemetry Collectors.
Learn how to monitor your Cloud Observability usage.
Customize your Cloud Observability experience with personalized settings.
Learn common setups for managing users and roles.
Use Cloud Observability's Terraform provider for pre-built dashboards.
Create, delete, and set project landing pages.
Explore older logs by moving them from cold to hot storage.
Learn about the roles and permissions that control access in Cloud Observability.
Learn about Cloud Observability security and get the most out of Customer Success.
When you integrate Cloud Observability with Slack, you can copy a link to a specific Explorer query or Trace View page, post it into any Slack channel in your workspace, and all the pertinent info from that page displays in the Slack channel.
Set a personal landing page for Cloud Observability.
Set a custom landing page for Cloud Observability for all project users.
Cloud Observability allows you to configure the amount of time your data is stored to match your company's data rentention policy.
Configure Cloud Observability to use your local timezone
Configure Just-in-Time (JIT) provisioning to automate user creation in Cloud Observability.
Let Identity Providers (IdPs) authenticate users.
Manage organizational settings, including billing, data retention, projects, and users.
Platforms, frameworks, and components that work best with ServiceNow Cloud Observability.
Manage access to Cloud Observability with tokens and keys.
Learn how Cloud Observability retains data and about the retention periods for logs, metrics, and traces.
You can set Cloud Observability to dark mode
User and role management lets you give and control access to {{site.name}}, helping your teams stay efficient and secure.