For engineering and SRE teams
Ship changes with evidence that they work, and find out quickly when they do not. VerOps takes standard OpenTelemetry, tests your user journeys before and after each release, and puts traces, logs, alerts and the people on call in one place.
The work it covers
Instrument once, with open standards
Any OpenTelemetry SDK or Collector, plus a Java agent that needs no code changes.
Learn moreFind the slow call
Service map, trace waterfall and flame graph, with logs linked to their traces.
Learn moreAsk the data directly
Metrics Explorer, log search and SQL in Data Explorer, over the same store.
Learn moreTest journeys continuously
Playwright browser journeys and API checks from cloud or private agents.
Learn moreSee real user impact
Core Web Vitals, JavaScript errors and funnels from real visitors.
Learn moreGate releases
Trigger a workbook from CI and continue the deploy only on a pass. Results can appear as a GitHub check.
Learn moreOwn reliability
SLOs with error budgets, on-call schedules, escalation, and war rooms that open on fast burn.
Learn moreMonitor your AI features
Score the output of your own LLM agents for quality and safety, and alert on regressions.
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A release with VerOps
- 01
Before
CI triggers a workbook that runs the critical journeys and API checks against staging, and waits for pass or fail.
- 02
During
Traces, logs and RUM show latency and errors as traffic moves to the new release.
- 03
After
Synthetic tests keep running on a schedule. If a journey fails repeatedly or an SLO burns fast, a war room opens with the evidence.
Limits worth knowing
- The automatic Java agent supports Java 11 and later. Other languages use OpenTelemetry instrumentation.
- There is no continuous profiler and no session replay.
- The public ingest endpoint takes OTLP over HTTP. gRPC works between your services and a Collector you run.
Read more in the docs
Try it on your own systems
Create a workspace, or tell us about your environment and we will walk you through it.