650+ connected technologies

650+ Guance integrations

Collect

DataKit OpenTelemetry Prometheus Telegraf

Observe

Metrics Logs Traces RUM Events

Connect

Kubernetes AWS Docker MySQL Redis Kafka

Data Integration

Bring a fragmented technology stack into one observability context

Guance uses DataKit, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Telegraf, cloud-provider APIs, and custom collection to bring telemetry from hosts, containers, applications, middleware, databases, networks, and cloud platforms into one observability workspace.

650+ integration templates for widely used technologies and cloud services

Unified collection across hosts, containers, Kubernetes, cloud platforms, databases, middleware, networks, logs, and applications

Compatibility with OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Telegraf, and existing collection ecosystems

Consistent tags, entity relationships, and time context across metrics, logs, traces, RUM, and alerts

Support for custom collection targets and third-party collectors

Coverage

From collection templates to connected analysis

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Cloud-native and infrastructure

Collect host, container, Kubernetes, cloud-resource, network-device, and operating-system data to assess health, capacity risk, and the scope of an incident.

Applications, traces, and logs

Connect application performance, traces, profiles, service logs, and error context so a slow request can be investigated alongside code, dependencies, logs, and resource changes.

Databases, middleware, and cloud services

Cover databases, caches, message queues, gateways, load balancers, and major cloud services without manually stitching evidence together across separate tools.

Implementation path

A practical way to roll out integrations

01

Connect critical systems first

Start with the hosts, Kubernetes environments, applications, databases, middleware, and logs behind critical services so recurring failures have a shared evidence base.

02

Standardize tags and entities

Align service, environment, version, region, team, and business tags during collection to reduce manual reconciliation later.

03

Correlate data in one platform

Place metrics, logs, traces, RUM, events, and alerts on the same time and entity context to explain latency, errors, resource pressure, and business impact.

FAQ

Questions about Guance data integrations

Which technologies do the 650+ Guance integrations cover?

The catalogue covers hosts, containers, Kubernetes, cloud platforms, databases, middleware, networks, logs, applications, Real User Monitoring, and selected business systems. Teams choose the documented integration that matches each technology and collection path.

How does DataKit relate to OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, and Telegraf?

DataKit is the Guance collection Agent. It can collect supported telemetry directly and accept data from OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Telegraf, and other documented sources, allowing teams to retain useful parts of an existing collection strategy.

Can Guance ingest telemetry from an internal or custom system?

Yes. In addition to packaged integrations, Guance supports documented custom collection, APIs, Pipeline processing, and third-party collectors. The available fields and setup depend on the chosen collection method.

How do teams avoid creating new silos after adding many integrations?

Standardize service, environment, version, region, team, and business tags during collection, then use entity and time context to connect metrics, logs, traces, RUM, events, and alerts during investigation.