Alerts · SLOs

Stop firefighting. Start predicting.

Alerts across metrics, logs, APM, RUM, SLOs, events, and traces. Anomaly detection, forecasting and outlier detection catch the drift before it pages anyone. Burn-rate windows on any signal.

Kloudfuse Alerts: one rule set across metrics, logs, traces and events, with firing state and severity

One alert engine, everywhere you already work.

One alert engine. Create from anywhere.

Spot something in service details, log analytics, APM analytics, or events? Create an alert right there — no context switching to a separate configuration page.

Seven algorithms on the underlying data.

Rolling Quantile, SARIMA, Seasonal Decompose and Prophet for anomalies; Linear and Seasonal forecasting; DBSCAN for outliers — all running on your data, inside your VPC.

SLOs on any signal, not just metrics.

Latency, conversion, cache hits, custom signals, log-derived rates.


Fewer pages. The same coverage.

An alert nobody acts on costs more than no alert at all. These are the controls that decide how much of your alerting reaches a human.

Silence what you already know about

Suppression windows silence planned maintenance for a set interval, matched on labels with equals, not-equals and regex operators — so a deploy window mutes the deploy, not the estate.

Send it to whoever owns it

Routing rules match on labels, severity, service or team ownership, and notify multiple channels at once across eight contact points — Slack, PagerDuty, OpsGenie, Teams, Email, Telegram, Discord and webhooks.

Arrive with the context

Every alert carries the query that fired it, the time window, and one-click drill into the matching logs and traces. The first minute of an investigation is already done.


One alert engine. Every signal your team produces.

Threshold, anomaly, forecast, outlier, and burn-rate detection — evaluated by one rule engine over metrics, logs, traces, APM, RUM, SLOs, and events. Two clicks from investigation to monitoring.

One alert engine. Every telemetry type your team produces.

Kloudfuse evaluates alerts across metrics, logs, APM, traces, RUM, SLOs, and events through a single rule engine. Create alerts directly from service detail pages, log analytics, APM analytics, or events views — two clicks from investigation to monitoring.

  • Metrics, logs and APM — PromQL metric alerts, FuseQL log alerts, and APM alerts on latency, error rate and throughput
  • RUM and traces — Core Web Vitals and frontend error rates, span volume and attribute patterns
  • SLOs and events — multi-window burn-rate evaluation, plus Kubernetes and deployment changes
  • Created inline — from service details, log analytics, APM analytics and events analytics, with no context switch
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Alerts and SLOs, answered.

What types of alerts does Kloudfuse support?

Kloudfuse supports 12 alert types across two dimensions. Signal-based alerts cover Metrics, Logs, APM, Traces, RUM, and SLOs. Detection methods include Threshold, Change, Anomaly (4 algorithms), Forecast (Linear and Seasonal), and Outlier (DBSCAN). Availability varies by signal; the matrix above lists the detection methods supported for each alert type.

How does Kloudfuse anomaly detection work?

Kloudfuse offers 4 anomaly detection algorithms: Basic (Rolling Quantile), Agile (SARIMA), Robust (Seasonal Decompose), and Agile-Robust (Prophet). Each algorithm is suited to different data patterns. Configure sensitivity using bounds of 1, 2, or 3 standard deviations. Availability varies by signal — the matrix above lists the detection methods supported for each.

Can I import existing alerts from Datadog or other tools?

Yes. Kloudfuse supports direct alert import from Datadog and Wavefront. Use the built-in catalog service for bulk migration or Python scripts for custom workflows. Alert definitions, thresholds, and notification routing are preserved during import.

How do SLOs work in Kloudfuse?

Kloudfuse implements SLOs using multi-window, multi-burn-rate alerting based on the Google SRE Workbook methodology. Three SLO types are supported: Availability (error rate), Latency and Custom (PromQL-based numerator/denominator). Error budgets are tracked in real time, and burn rate alerts fire before your budget is exhausted.

What notification channels does Kloudfuse support for alerts?

Kloudfuse routes alerts through a Contact Points system supporting Email, Slack, PagerDuty, OpsGenie, Microsoft Teams, Webhook, Telegram, and Discord. Routing rules can be configured based on alert labels, severity, service, or team ownership.


From the engineering team.

Quickstart: Alerting in 15 minutes

Connect your data sources, set up your first cross-signal alert, and configure notifications. No proprietary agents required.

Read the guide

Custom metrics SLOs: Monitoring what matters to your business

How to define service level objectives using any metric with PromQL — tracking business outcomes, not just infrastructure health.

Read the blog

Kloudfuse vs New Relic

Detection methods, SLO implementation, notification routing, and pricing. A side-by-side breakdown for teams evaluating both.

See the comparison


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