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Find root cause in your Kubernetes apps automatically

7 Best Log Management Tools for Kubernetes

"If you are sick of manually hunting through logs for the root cause, or sick of building and managing alert rules, you should try Zebrium with its AI and ML-based algorithms. It will likely save a lot of time and free you from the laborious task of creating lots of rules."

Super-simple to get started

Sign-up for a free account, cut and paste a customized helm install command and you're all set for automatic root cause detection.

Find root cause automatically

Kubernetes apps can have complex failure modes and are hard to troubleshoot. Our machine learning automatically catches these failures and generates root cause reports. No more hunting through logs and dashboards.

Plain language root cause summaries

See a summary of what happened in plain English!

We use the GPT-3 language model to construct simple to understand summaries of the root cause reports our machine learning generates.

See how Zebrium helps Sweetwater, the world's leading music technology and instrument retailer, reduce their Mean-Time-To-Resolution (MTTR) from 3 hours down to just minutes.

Logs and Metrics Together

Zebrium machine learning works across existing logs and Prometheus metrics. Our open source forked instance of Prometheus achieves near real-time metrics updates, captures labels for correlating with logs, handles out of order samples and achieves > 500x bandwidth reduction.

Powerful Log Aggregation

See everything at once or use powerful filters (e.g. cluster, deployment, pod, container, logtype, etc.) to see just what you want. Plus regex search & more.

Automatic Log Parsing

ML categorizes events by type and auto-extracts variables (strings, floats, ints, IP addr., etc.). Works with any app. No more manual parsing rules!

Beautiful Metric Drill-down

Easily select and chart any metric with a click and view correlations across different time-series. Metric charts are also included in incident reports where applicable.