TERRARIUM OBSERVABILITY · PRIVATE PREVIEW

Know what changed.
Know where to look.

A useful operating view connects the health of your systems with the work of running a business. Start with the timeline, compare activity and open the evidence behind a report.

Technical and business operations

The current Mac product brings together errors, cloud service activity and deployments, product events, work records and connected email metadata. CPU, memory used and disk space sit alongside them. Each installation chooses the systems and accounts it observes.

Revenue, app-store feedback and wider customer and business sources are part of the direction. They need working connections before they can supply an answer.

Useful aggregates, with a way in

A timeline shows the latest occurrence of each retained report. Activity groups compare features within their source periods. Filters keep a daily investigation useful, and each report opens its dates, operation, available release context and source link.

Source periods and audiences stay attached to counts. Events are not people, and separate sources may describe the same activity. A complete indexed log store and cross-source investigations remain in development.

Keep testing out of customer activity

Configure development identities, hosts, environments, private app builds and automation at the source, before aggregation. Keep testing available for investigation. Customer counts require evidence of who the events describe.

Finding a private test event in an error group does not classify every other occurrence. Calling devices, requests and installed releases still need measured links before the product can say who was affected.

Local AI, beside the evidence

Optional local models interpret the readings you allow them to see. Purple explanations identify the model and open the evidence it read. Interpretations can help you decide where to look; they cannot create measurements or turn an unidentified event into a customer.

The dashboard and its retained history live on your Mac. Connected providers receive the read requests needed for their configured sources. Email bodies and attachments are excluded from the current mail view.

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Observability is being used and improved on macOS. A setup agent configures permissioned sources for your system. Clean Windows and Linux installation, broader business connectors and a public Terrarium-branded installer still need acceptance.

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