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Send webhook events as OpenTelemetry traces · Svix
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Svix is used by a variety of industries for different use cases.
Customers query your events by type or field, and graph them next to their own metrics.
Your events sit next to their logs and metrics, so there's no separate tool to log in to.
Customers set alerts on your events with the same monitors they use for the rest of their stack.
Each event arrives as a trace. Send it to Datadog, Grafana, or any collector that speaks OpenTelemetry.
Send events as OpenTelemetry spans to your customer's Datadog tenant.
Send events as OpenTelemetry spans to your customer's Grafana Cloud tenant.
Send events as OpenTelemetry spans to any collector or backend that speaks OTLP.
Each event becomes a span named after its event type, with the payload as attributes. A short transformation can take the timing from the payload and group related events, like the steps of one invoice, into a single trace.
Any backend that accepts OTLP traces. Svix has ready-made connectors for Datadog, Grafana Cloud, New Relic, and OpenTelemetry collectors, and platforms like Coralogix work by adding the headers they require.
The OTLP traces URL from their provider, usually their OTLP endpoint followed by /v1/traces, plus any headers it requires, like the dd-api-key header for Datadog.
Yes. By default a span is stamped with the time Svix sends it. A transformation can read the start and end times from the payload instead, so the trace shows when things actually happened.
Yes. A transformation can give spans a shared trace key and point a span at its parent, so related events, like the steps of one order, appear together as a single trace.
No. You keep calling the same message API. Your customers configure how they want to receive them in the Application Portal.
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Robust products for sending, receiving, and testing webhooks.
Join the Svix community and get support.
Svix is used by a variety of industries for different use cases.
Customers query your events by type or field, and graph them next to their own metrics.
Your events sit next to their logs and metrics, so there's no separate tool to log in to.
Customers set alerts on your events with the same monitors they use for the rest of their stack.
Each event arrives as a trace. Send it to Datadog, Grafana, or any collector that speaks OpenTelemetry.
Send events as OpenTelemetry spans to your customer's Datadog tenant.
Send events as OpenTelemetry spans to your customer's Grafana Cloud tenant.
Send events as OpenTelemetry spans to any collector or backend that speaks OTLP.
Each event becomes a span named after its event type, with the payload as attributes. A short transformation can take the timing from the payload and group related events, like the steps of one invoice, into a single trace.
Any backend that accepts OTLP traces. Svix has ready-made connectors for Datadog, Grafana Cloud, New Relic, and OpenTelemetry collectors, and platforms like Coralogix work by adding the headers they require.
The OTLP traces URL from their provider, usually their OTLP endpoint followed by /v1/traces, plus any headers it requires, like the dd-api-key header for Datadog.
Yes. By default a span is stamped with the time Svix sends it. A transformation can read the start and end times from the payload instead, so the trace shows when things actually happened.
Yes. A transformation can give spans a shared trace key and point a span at its parent, so related events, like the steps of one order, appear together as a single trace.
No. You keep calling the same message API. Your customers configure how they want to receive them in the Application Portal.
© Svix Inc. All rights reserved. Svix® is a registered trademark of Svix Inc.
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