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Monitoring & Observability

Monitoring tells you something is wrong before a customer does. Observability lets you work out why without redeploying to add logging.

  • Veteran-owned
  • 20+
    Years experience
  • GSECCCNACompTIA Security+Graduate Certificate
    Certifications held
  • Port Charlotte, FL
    Based in

The Challenge

How do you know if something breaks before users complain?

01

What We Do

We deploy monitoring that shows you what's happening in real-time. Dashboards for performance metrics, searchable logs, and alerts when things go wrong.

What You Get

  • Real-time performance dashboards
  • Centralized, searchable logs
  • Instant alerts via email or Slack
  • 15 days of historical data

02

How the Engagement Works

  1. Instrument

    Metrics and structured logs emitted from your applications and infrastructure.

  2. Centralize

    Everything searchable in one place instead of SSH-ing into a box to read a log file.

  3. Alert

    Thresholds tuned to the conditions that matter, so alerts stay meaningful.

  4. Review

    Dashboards you can actually read, and a look back after incidents.

03

Common Questions About Monitoring & Observability

Why 15 days of history rather than longer?

Fifteen days covers incident investigation and week-over-week comparison, which is what the data is used for in practice. Longer retention is available where a compliance requirement calls for it.

How do you keep alerts from becoming noise people ignore?

By alerting on symptoms users would notice rather than on every metric that can be graphed, and by tuning thresholds after the first few weeks of real traffic.

Does this work with applications you did not build?

Yes. Monitoring attaches to existing applications and infrastructure; it does not require that we wrote the code.

Talk through your monitoring needs

KRJ Digital Solutions, LLC is a veteran-owned cybersecurity consultancy in Port Charlotte, Florida. Twenty minutes, no pitch deck — just where you actually stand.