On-premise APM platform capabilities
What Wrentrix does, capability by capability: tracing, method-level visibility, logs, SLOs, Kubernetes, Linux, RUM and AI root-cause analysis.
AIOps root-cause analysis on a model you host yourself
Automatic RCA with ranked candidates and clickable evidence, natural-language queries and explain-this-screen, on a model that runs inside your network.
Alerts, runbooks and automated remediation
Alert wizard, channels, runbooks and AI summaries, with remediation through webhooks or Ansible AWX job templates, automatically or with approval.
Baselines and anomaly detection learned from your own traffic
Why static thresholds fail on weekly traffic, and how Wrentrix learns hour-of-week baselines for endpoints and methods from your own history.
Distributed tracing that stays inside your network
OpenTelemetry-native distributed tracing that stays on-premise: OTLP over HTTP, live service maps, p50/p95/p99, error groups, tail-based sampling.
Kubernetes and OpenShift monitoring under restricted-v2
Monitor workloads, pods, events and HPA on OpenShift under restricted-v2, with right-sizing hints and spec, ConfigMap and rollout change correlation.
Linux server monitoring for hosts outside the cluster
Monitor Linux hosts for CPU, memory, disk, network and journal logs, with process discovery by technology, using a script with its token built in.
Logs clustered into patterns, with what is new flagged
Pod, host and OTLP logs clustered into patterns inside your network, with new and rising patterns flagged and logs linked directly to traces.
Method-level tracing for Java, .NET, Python and Node.js
See where time goes inside a Java or .NET process with no code change, plus rule-based tracing for Python and Node.js and method baselines.
Real user monitoring that links the browser to the backend
Self-hosted RUM: LCP, INP and CLS at p75, SPA routes, grouped JS errors, and every fetch linked to its backend trace through traceparent.
Security and access control for an observability platform
OIDC SSO with PKCE, LDAP sync, team-based RBAC scoped from directory groups, an audit log of every change, and least-privilege pods under restricted-v2.
SLOs and error budgets with multi-window burn-rate alerts
Error budgets and multi-window burn-rate alerts that resolve themselves, with worked maths for a 99.9% target and advice on choosing good SLIs.
Synthetic monitoring with HTTP(S), TCP and TLS expiry checks
HTTP(S) and TCP probes with TLS certificate expiry and response-time alerts. How to design probes that catch real failures and stay quiet otherwise.