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Observability & Alerting

Metrics, tracing, and alerting integrations.

  • Alerting

    Nexus GSLB can notify your team when an endpoint becomes unhealthy or recovers. Alerts fire on state transitions only — you get one notification when something breaks, and one when it recovers. You do not get a flood of repeated alerts while an endpoint…

  • SLA / Uptime History

    Every member health transition (up→down, down→up) is recorded, so you can report uptime % over a window and see exactly when — and for how long — a member was down, without needing a separate monitoring stack.

  • Traffic Globe

    A world map showing where your DNS queries originate, colored by volume, with animated arcs to the members actually serving them. It's a genuine ops tool (click a country to see its top source subnets and which members answer for it) and also, frankly,...

  • Metrics & Observability

    This guide explains how to expose Prometheus metrics, what metrics exist, and how to build dashboards and alerts for Nexus GSLB.

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