Observability Backends

Observability in SPG99 consists of two layers:

1. platform services publish metrics and logs;
2. separate backends store and serve this data to Console and operators.

Metrics

Platform components publish Prometheus-compatible metrics. This matters to the user because these metrics power:

• graphs in Console;
• operational dashboards;
• most fast diagnostics.

Logs

The logging layer makes it possible to:

• view live tail;
• search by substring;
• export fragments for support;
• quickly distinguish an application problem from a database lifecycle problem.

What this means in practice

If you use managed SPG99:

• metrics and logs are already built into the platform;
• Console relies on this layer for the Monitoring section;
• you do not need to assemble minimal observability from scratch.

If you deploy SPG99 yourself, you must provide compatible metrics and logging backends; otherwise Monitoring will work only partially.

In other words, observability in SPG99 is not something you “add later,” but an important part of the operational model of the platform.