EdgePulse gives your engineering team a clean stream of latency and uptime signals from edge locations around the world, without the overhead of a full observability platform.
Drop in a tiny SDK or use our HTTP endpoint to start sending events within minutes, then wire the metrics into your existing dashboards, alerts, and runbooks.
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{"status":"ok"}EdgePulse focuses on the narrow slice between "no visibility" and "too much platform". It is designed for teams that already have logs and dashboards, but still lack a clean, low—noise view of latency and uptime at the edge.
You keep using your existing stack. EdgePulse simply feeds it with normalized, pre—aggregated signals that are cheap to store and easy to reason about during incidents.
Capture p50, p95, and p99 latency from edge locations close to your users, not just from a single region in your primary cloud.
Every event is tagged with region, client type, and transport details so you can see where regressions actually start.
Send metrics via a small HTTP client or directly from your edge runtime. No background daemons, heavyweight sidecars, or custom storage to operate.
We handle sampling, aggregation, and retention so that what reaches your metrics backend stays small, predictable, and affordable.
Export normalized signals to the tools you already trust: generic time—series databases, alerting systems, or incident bots.
Data stays in portable formats, making it easy to move on if your stack evolves.