QNSI

Platform capability

Observability, SLOs & Operational Intelligence

Bring service health, metrics, traces, logs, SLOs, anomalies, costs, security context, and deployment-specific evidence into one operational view.

Buyer outcome

Distinguish healthy, degraded, unavailable, unknown, and not-discovered states instead of converting missing telemetry into a reassuring green dashboard.

Live portal surface · data depends on connected telemetry

For SRE · Platform operations · CISO · FinOps

Evidence boundary

The portal fetches live observability and related security-monitoring APIs and explicitly represents unknown or unavailable data. Dashboard presence does not prove service availability, SLO attainment, complete telemetry, or corrective action.

Capability map

What observability covers

Each item is a source-backed or deployment-bounded capability, not an implied certification or universal runtime guarantee.

Service-health and latency views
SLO status and breach context
Structured metrics, traces, and logs
Anomaly and risk signals
Cost and usage intelligence
Deployment-specific observability boundaries for private environments

Operating model

How the capability fits into an accountable workflow

01

Connect telemetry

Configure eligible service sources and deployment-specific observability endpoints.

02

Normalize state

Preserve healthy, degraded, down, unknown, unavailable, and not-discovered distinctions.

03

Correlate

Relate operational, security, AI, cost, and compliance context without inferring missing evidence.

04

Investigate

Move from the aggregate view to timestamps, source responses, alerts, traces, and service-specific evidence.

Integration & assurance

Connect the capability, then verify the exact boundary

Integration surfaces

OpenTelemetryService health APIsSecurity monitoringAudit streamingCost services

Frequently asked questions

Observability questions

Why does QNSI show an unknown service state?

Unknown means the portal lacks enough current evidence to classify the service as healthy, degraded, or down. It can reflect a missing source, authorization problem, timeout, unsupported probe, or unavailable upstream response and should not be silently treated as healthy.

Does an SLO dashboard prove the contractual SLA was met?

No. An SLO view is operational telemetry. Contract scope, exclusions, measurement window, credits, source completeness, and signed commercial terms determine an SLA outcome.

Next step

Evaluate the capability against your actual environment

Start with the public evidence, then scope the exact services, integrations, custody, deployment, and assurance required. QNSI will not convert source presence into a production claim without evidence.