The ecosystem-shared observability infrastructure — Loki, Tempo, Mimir and Grafana — deployed once and used by the services that have adopted it, instead of each project standing up its own.
The repository is private.
- Status
- Live
- Autonomy (AAL)
- L1 → L2
- Stack
- Loki, Tempo, Mimir, Grafana
- Repository
- Private
01
Deployed once
One multi-tenant deployment serves the projects that have adopted it, so none of them has to stand up its own observability.
02
Logs, traces, metrics
Loki holds logs, Tempo traces and Mimir metrics, with Grafana over all three.
Capabilities
Working now
- Loki for logs, Tempo for traces, Mimir for metrics, Grafana over all three
- Multi-tenant: one deployment serves the projects that have adopted it
Status not stated
- Removes the need for per-project observability plumbing
Current autonomy level
Weakest link
Shared infrastructure is a shared failure domain, and adoption across services is uneven, so a quiet dashboard can mean a healthy service or one that never reported.
Roadmap to L2
- Bring the remaining services onto the shared stack
- Distinguish "no data" from "no problem" in the dashboards themselves
Next step
Explore the available product and its current limits
LIVE means the project is available now; the weakest link and roadmap above state the current version’s limits.
Review the path to the target level