Your observability stack. Paxis' remediation layer.
Paxis runs alongside the tools you already trust. Bring in the metrics, logs, traces, and alert signals that explain what is happening; Paxis diagnoses the anomaly and carries the approved response through to resolution.
The signal path
Signals in
Metrics, logs, traces, alerts
Context assembled
Diagnosis against your topology
Playbook out
A bounded remediation with an outcome
Source catalog
Keep the tools that already know your systems.
Start with the source closest to your workload, or layer Paxis into the observability estate you have built over time. The goal is a shorter path from useful signal to safe action — not another dashboard to maintain.
- Primary connection01Kubernetes + Prometheus
Metrics + traces
Drop a lightweight sidecar into your cluster and point Paxis at the Prometheus endpoint you already run.
Paxis streams the signals it needs for diagnosis without asking you to rewrite service code or replace your existing stack.
- AWS signals02CloudWatch
Metrics + alarms
Bring AWS metrics and CloudWatch alarm signals into the same diagnosis and playbook flow.
CloudWatch keeps doing the monitoring work. Paxis receives the signal, evaluates the context, and acts on an approved response.
- APM stream03Datadog
Metrics + traces + alerts
Keep your Datadog dashboards and alerting in place while Paxis owns the detection-to-remediation leg.
There is no rip-and-replace project: the observability signals you already collect become inputs to bounded playbooks.
- APM stream04New Relic
Metrics + traces + alerts
Route existing New Relic observability signals into Paxis when a diagnosis needs more than an alert page.
Paxis complements your APM workflow by carrying an actionable signal through diagnosis, execution, and outcome.
- Team integration05Dynatrace
APM + alerts
Use Dynatrace as an upstream observability source for the Team-tier closed-loop remediation flow.
Keep the source of truth you trust for application health while Paxis handles the approved response path.
- Log signals06Splunk
Logs + search alerts
Feed Splunk log and search alert output into the same diagnosis and remediation loop.
A useful log signal should not stop at search results. Paxis turns it into a traceable playbook execution with guardrails.
- Open stack07Grafana ecosystem
Metrics + logs + traces
Run Paxis alongside Grafana, Prometheus, Loki, Influx, and Tempo signals or alert output.
Grafana remains your visualization and exploration layer; Paxis adds the remediation path after a meaningful signal appears.
A clear boundary
Inputs are not destinations.
Your monitoring tools surface the situation. Paxis is the orchestration layer that decides what to do next and records whether the system recovered.
Keep your observability. Close the response gap.
Start with a workload you understand, connect the signals you already collect, and see what a bounded remediation loop feels like in your own environment.