What connects to what

CategoryIntegrationsUsed for
TelemetryOpenTelemetry SDKs and Collector, VerOps Java agent, Kubernetes (Helm)Traces, metrics and logs
CloudAWS CloudWatch, Azure MonitorCloud resource metrics
ChatSlack, Microsoft Teams, DiscordAlert notifications
PagingPagerDuty, OpsgenieAlert notifications and workbook actions
TicketingJiraIssues from alerts and workbooks
GenericEmail, SMS, webhooks, HTTP actionsAnything else
DeliveryCI pipelines (trigger and poll API), GitHub check runsRelease gates
DirectoryMicrosoft Entra ID, CSVUser details for IT asset management
AI modelsAnthropic, OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Mistral, OpenRouter, Ollama, OpenAI-compatibleVera, Sentinel and AI workbook nodes
AI agentsHTTP events, Model Context Protocol (MCP)Sending runs to Sentinel
APIPublic API at api.verops.ioCustom metrics and events in; platform data out

How VerOps fits with your existing tools

You do not have to replace everything at once.

  • Keep your instrumentation

    Services already instrumented with OpenTelemetry can send to VerOps by changing the exporter endpoint and adding a key. A Collector can send to more than one backend while you compare.

    Documentation
  • Keep your paging tool

    If your on-call already lives in PagerDuty or Opsgenie, route VerOps alerts there instead of using VerOps schedules.

    Documentation
  • Keep your ticketing

    Alerts and workbooks can open Jira issues, so follow-up work stays where it is tracked today.

    Documentation
  • Keep your asset records

    Import existing asset lists from CSV or the API, and let agents attach to those records.

    Documentation
  • Take your data with you

    Read data over the public API, export tables and reports as CSV or PDF, and export dashboards as JSON.

    Documentation
  • Gate releases in your own pipeline

    Any CI system that can make an HTTP call can trigger a workbook and wait for its pass or fail result.

    Documentation

Public API

  1. 01

    Create an API-scoped key

    Send it in the X-Api-Key header or as a Bearer token.

    Documentation
  2. 02

    Send custom data

    Push your own business metrics and events.

    POST https://api.verops.io/v1/custom/metrics
    POST https://api.verops.io/v1/custom/events
  3. 03

    Read it back

    Query custom data, or read the metrics, logs, alerts and inventory VerOps already holds.

    Documentation

Try it on your own systems

Create a workspace, or tell us about your environment and we will walk you through it.