Metrics · High cardinality

Every label. Every dimension. No custom metrics tax.

High-cardinality metrics stored natively on Apache Pinot. No per-host surcharge, no per-series billing. Cardinality Analytics catches the misconfigured tag before it hits the bill. PromQL-compatible from day one.

Kloudfuse native metrics dashboard with golden signals, active series and cardinality budget

The Kloudfuse metrics UI · native dashboards, no Grafana required

No custom metrics tax.

No per-host surcharge. Every label, every dimension, stored natively. Predictable pricing on one axis: terabytes ingested.

Cardinality Analytics built in.

See which labels, metrics, and services are driving series counts. Catch the unbounded tag at ingest, not on the invoice.

PromQL-compatible, and extended where PromQL stops.

Bring existing Prometheus and Grafana queries unchanged. Reach for the algorithmic functions when a static threshold can't express the question.


Every metric. Every dimension. One store.

Every agent. Every cloud. Same pipeline.

Ship from whatever you already run. Kloudfuse normalizes every metric source into one Pinot-backed store. No re-instrumentation, no agent swap.

  • Five ingest paths — Prometheus remote_write, OTel collector, Datadog agent, VictoriaMetrics agent, Telegraf
  • Cloud metrics — AWS CloudWatch, Azure Monitor and GCP Cloud Monitoring via native integrations
  • Tag normalization — every source lands in a single schema
  • Kafka-backed ingestion — durability at scale
  • Automatic rollups — computed alongside raw storage
Metrics ingest pipeline Prometheus, OTel, Datadog agent, Telegraf and cloud metric sources fan into Kafka-backed ingestion with tag normalization, then land in Apache Pinot inside your VPC. SOURCES · NO AGENT SWAP Prometheus remote_write OTel collector Datadog agent Telegraf CloudWatch · Azure · GCP Kafka-backed ingest tag normalize · one schema Apache Pinot your VPC · your cloud account · your keys ROLLUPS COMPUTED ALONGSIDE RAW


Metrics, answered.

Does Kloudfuse charge for custom metrics or high-cardinality metrics?

No. Every dimension is stored natively. There is no premium tier, no per-custom-metric surcharge. Pricing runs on one axis: terabytes ingested.

What is Cardinality Analytics?

A built-in view that breaks down series cardinality by label, metric, namespace, and service. It surfaces the specific tags driving cardinality spikes so engineers can bound them at ingest.

Is Kloudfuse PromQL-compatible?

Yes. The PromQL interface is fully compliant. Existing Prometheus and Grafana workflows work without modification. Kloudfuse extends PromQL with algorithmic functions for anomaly detection and forecasting, so those queries run in the language your dashboards already use.

Does Kloudfuse come with pre-built dashboards?

Yes. Kloudfuse ships with pre-built Grafana-compatible dashboards and alerts for Kubernetes monitoring, infrastructure health, and common services. You can also import any existing Grafana dashboard — they work without modification.

Does Kloudfuse compute rollups?

Yes. Multi-rollup produces pre-aggregated data in configurable intervals alongside raw metric retention. Long-range queries hit rollups automatically. For most common aggregations, this drastically reduces or eliminates the need for recording rules. Recording rules remain available and recommended for complex or expensive queries like custom SLOs.

Where do metrics live?

Inside your VPC, in Apache Pinot running on your cloud account, under your keys.


From the engineering team.

Metrics Cardinality Analytics

See which labels are driving your series count, drill from spike to source tag, and set bounds before cardinality hits the bill.

Read the guide

Observability Cost Control: Cardinality, Rollups, and What Actually Works

How cardinality management, configurable rollups, and one-axis pricing change the economics of metrics at scale.

Read the blog

Kloudfuse vs New Relic

Pricing model, cardinality handling, data residency, agent compatibility. A side-by-side breakdown for teams evaluating both.

See the comparison


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