The ITRS Analytics Logs app gives teams a focused and efficient way to investigate log activity across services, entities, and log sources within the Web Console. You can quickly move from broad log discovery to a narrowed, time-bounded set of results by combining message search, entity filters, log source filters, and advanced options such as severity, trace identifiers, and structured attributes.

This helps operators, SREs, support teams, and developers reduce troubleshooting noise and reach the most relevant log entries more quickly. With features such as matching log file previews, detailed log entry tables, in-table message search, line wrapping, and the Log Volume Timeline, the app makes it easier to spot bursts of activity, review failure patterns, and investigate incidents with greater precision.

The Logs app also supports operational reuse and collaboration through saved filters. Users can save proven investigations, reopen them later, clone or export them, and manage access by keeping filters private, sharing them through a direct link, or publishing them for wider discovery. This makes it easier to standardize troubleshooting workflows across teams and reduce repeated manual effort.

Watch this product demo tour to quickly explore the main UI elements and see how to investigate log activity and manage log filter access.

The AWS visual summary dashboard displays key information about the AWS state.

When you log in to Capacity Planner, you can immediately see the total AWS spend in the last full calendar month, the recommendations on how you can save money by turning off idle instances, for right-sizing or removing EBS volumes.

Monthly costs chart displays your month by month breakdown of spend across AWS as well as the estimated spend and the predicted spend for the following month.

In the Services Costs chart you can see a breakdown of cost by the services that you are using.

This dashboard can be enabled if you are using an AWS solution.

Many of our customers have started to incorporate cloud into their IT estate. This is a natural evolution, and OP5 Monitor shall continue to be a best-in-class monitoring tool for networks and on-premise environments, while evolving to support dynamic environments. We call the mix between traditional IT and dynamic environments the Hybrid IT. We have already started the work of supporting Hybrid IT environments with these new items:

• We have created the Slim Poller, a containerised lightweight version of OP5 Monitor poller configuration. This was especially designed to enable the OP5 Monitor poller to run as a container in environments such as OpenShift and Kubernetes. Slim Poller supports autoscaling in Kubernetes, can be set up automatically with environment variables, and can auto-register with the cluster.
• We have created a plugin specifically for monitoring Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources. The plugin allows for this by accessing the AWS native cloud monitoring called CloudWatch.
• We have created a plugin for monitoring of Kubernetes cluster components such as deployments (replicas), nodes, and pods.
• We have the latest version of OP5 Monitor available in AWS and Azure Marketplace for easy deployment in the cloud.
• The check_vmware_v2 plugin replaces the check_vmware_api plugin to bring extended capabilities for monitoring VMware networks.