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Observability: logs, metrics and alerts

Deployment status

Every service includes a deployment status table so you can see at a glance whether your latest deploy went through. You'll know if it's building, running, or if something went wrong.

Monitoring

Each deployed service has charts for the key metrics you care about: network traffic, memory usage, and CPU consumption. It's not a full observability suite — it's the essentials, presented clearly, so you can spot problems quickly and keep things running smoothly.

Logs

Every service comes with a built-in terminal for viewing pod logs. You can check what your application is outputting in real time, which makes it straightforward to debug issues or just confirm things are running the way you expect.