Observability built for heavy workloads
When design, simulation, and build systems push infrastructure to the limit, an observability control plane keeps telemetry manageable, incidents visible, and engineers focused on shipping, not debugging pipelines.
The Challenge
Large shared compute clusters and hybrid environments generate huge volumes of logs and metrics from build and simulation workloads. Observability has grown organically across teams, leaving overlapping tools, inconsistent data, and manual fixes when pipelines break. Engineers spend too much time chasing logging issues and performance blind spots instead of focusing on new designs. Leadership needs clearer visibility and cost control without disrupting productive workflows.
The Solution
An observability control plane sits in front of existing monitoring tools to standardise, enrich, and route telemetry from engineering systems. High volume data streams are shaped at the source, noisy signals are reduced, and shared clusters gain consistent visibility across regions. Operations and platform teams get clearer insight and cost transparency, while engineers gain faster feedback without changing how they work.
Drowning in telemetry? Data grows 28% yearly while indexing costs up to 100× block storage. See how Cribl Stream shapes data before ingest — enrich, reduce, and route by value. Migrate SIEMs faster, cut spend, and improve MTTR without ripping and replacing. Watch practitioners take control.
Customer success story
“This solution gives you visibility right away, instead of having to do something complicated. It’s easy to have it up and running. It’s the only solution that lets you implement observability quickly and easily.”
Mina Yacoub
Autonomics and Analytics Engineering Lead

CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS
Cribl + Computacenter
Computacenter and Cribl work together to design observability control planes for complex engineering environments, helping teams handle high telemetry volumes, manage cost, and keep critical compute platforms running smoothly.
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