Overview
Monitoring and logging are essential for early threat detection, capacity planning, and incident investigation. Codexium operates a monitoring stack that covers infrastructure, applications, and security events.
Logging Strategy
- Structured application logs that include request identifiers and error codes while avoiding unnecessary sensitive payloads.
- Centralized collection of infrastructure logs from load balancers, managed services, and operating systems where available.
- Security logs that capture authentication events, authorization failures, and configuration changes.
Metrics & Observability
Codexium tracks a blend of technical and business metrics, including:
- Latency, throughput, error rates, and saturation.
- Resource utilization such as CPU, memory, and disk usage.
- Feature and business metrics important to client outcomes.
Alerting & On-Call
- Threshold- and behavior-based alerts for key service-level indicators.
- On-call rotations for Codexium teams and joint rotations if agreed.
- Runbooks for frequent scenarios to enable fast triage and escalation.
Shared Responsibilities
Client
- Define SLAs, SLOs, and business-critical signals.
- Participate in escalation paths where environments are shared.
Codexium
- Implement and maintain observability pipelines.
- Continuously tune alerts to reduce noise and improve detection.
Cloud Provider
- Expose platform metrics and logs.
- Ensure reliability of monitoring services.