Every log, metric, trace, profile, RUM session and LLM event stays inside your VPC, under your own keys. How much Kloudfuse manages the platform is yours to decide.
For a decade observability gave you two options. Hand your production telemetry to a vendor, or hire a team to run the platform yourself.
Self-SaaS is our name for the third option, and it is already running in production inside healthcare, financial services and regulated government environments.
Predictable pricing on infrastructure you already run. The bill does not scale with hosts, metrics, log lines or how many engineers you hired this quarter.
Telemetry stays in your VPC. Customer-managed encryption keys across AWS, Azure and GCP, with access controls at org, team and per-user level.
LLM observability, an MCP server and an AI SRE that investigates and drafts. All inside your VPC, on your telemetry, with your engineers deciding what happens next.
The entire data path runs inside your environment: ingest, storage, query and the AI layer. For managed deployments, Kloudfuse operates the lifecycle from the outside, over a channel that carries version state and health signals and nothing else.
BYOC is the term the market uses for running the data plane in your own cloud. Self-SaaS is how we describe what is different about ours: the complete data path, including the query engine and AI layer, runs inside your VPC, with operational models from self-operated to fully managed by Kloudfuse.
| SaaS observability | Self-managed open source | Self-SaaS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where telemetry lives | The vendor's cloud | Your cloud, your stack | Your VPC, under your keys |
| Operational burden | Low | High, and it needs a dedicated team | Your choice, from self-operated to fully managed |
| Cost model | Per host, per metric, per log line, per seat | Infrastructure plus headcount | Predictable |
| Governance and RBAC | Defined by the vendor | Build it yourself | Stream-level, team-level, per-user |
| AI access to telemetry | Sent to the vendor | Build it yourself | Stays in your VPC, on your own model |
| Upgrade model | Forced, on the vendor's schedule | Yours to plan and run | Self-operated: yours to plan; managed: you approve the window, we run it |
| Encryption keys | Held by the vendor | Self-managed | Customer-managed, BYOK and CMK |
| Audit posture | The vendor's scope | Your scope, your tooling | Your scope, exportable to your SIEM |
| Custom-metric tax | Per-metric surcharge | None, but you carry the cardinality yourself | None, every dimension stored rather than sampled |
| Dedicated tenancy | A premium add-on | By definition | Included by architecture |
Three industries, three different reasons for needing the data to stay put, one architecture underneath.
BYOC means the data plane runs in your cloud, and Kloudfuse qualifies. Self-SaaS is how we describe what makes ours different: the complete data path, including the query engine and AI layer, runs inside your VPC. And unlike most BYOC implementations, you choose how much Kloudfuse manages, from self-operated to fully managed in your cloud.
Three. Self-operated: your team deploys and runs the platform, we provide the software and support. Co-managed: your cluster, our team handles upgrades and lifecycle management. Fully managed: we run the complete service inside your VPC, for teams who want SaaS convenience without SaaS data exposure.
It depends on how you want to engage. Self-operated customers run the platform themselves, no different from running any Kubernetes-based workload. For teams who want less overhead, we offer co-managed and fully managed options. Either way, your data never leaves your VPC.
Inside your VPC, in your cloud account, under your keys. Production telemetry never moves into a Kloudfuse-owned cloud.
Operational metadata over a secure channel: version state, upgrade status, health signals and entitlement. Logs, metrics, traces, events, RUM, profiles and LLM telemetry stay in the data plane.
Yes. The MCP server, LLM observability and Dexter all run inside the data plane, on a model in your own VPC. Connect an external provider only if you choose to. Dexter investigates and proposes; it does not execute changes.
Kloudfuse supports SOC 2 Type II and FIPS 140-3 validated cryptography, and customers in healthcare, fintech and other regulated sectors run it in audit-bound environments. For FedRAMP, talk to our team.
For managed deployments, through the control plane on a scheduled or on-request basis: you approve the window, we run it. For self-operated deployments, your team manages the upgrade cycle using standard tooling.
Self-hosted typically means you assembled it from open source and you run it. Self-SaaS means the platform is production-ready and enterprise-grade, deployed in your cloud. How much Kloudfuse is involved in operations is your choice, from self-operated to fully managed.
A private SaaS still runs in the vendor's cloud, however dedicated the tenancy. Self-SaaS runs the data plane in your cloud, under your accounts and your keys.
Yes. AWS, Azure, GCP and selected private or on-prem environments.
Thirty minutes on your telemetry. The cause, before the call ends.