Help every engineer ship better telemetry — across thousands of repositories
Enterprise software companies instrument thousands of services across multi-tenant platforms. OllyGarden helps you improve instrumentation quality at scale, run a supported Collector, and give every developer the guidance they need to ship clean telemetry.
Challenges we hear every week
From dozens of customer interviews, these are the pain points that come up again and again.
Developer education at 3,000+ repo scale
Inconsistent instrumentation across thousands of repositories means your platform team can never review everything manually.
Collector reliability at scale
Running collectors across hundreds of thousands of nodes demands predictable releases, CVE backports, and commercial-grade support.
Multi-tenant telemetry complexity
Routing telemetry correctly across tenants, environments, and regions adds layers of configuration that are hard to validate.
Security reviews blocking SaaS adoption
Internal security teams require lengthy reviews before adopting any new SaaS tool, slowing down telemetry quality improvements.
How OllyGarden helps
Purpose-built tools to improve telemetry quality, manage your pipeline, and support your collectors.
Rose
AI-powered instrumentation guidance that scales across thousands of repositories, helping every developer ship better telemetry.
Learn moreTulip
Commercially supported Collector distribution with predictable releases, CVE backports, and patch guarantees — built for enterprise demands.
Learn moreInsights
Score and track instrumentation quality at the organizational level. Identify patterns and set standards across your entire platform.
Learn moreWhat we've learned from the field
Anonymized data points from our customer interviews — the scale and challenges are real.
94% noise traces
One integration platform discovered that 94% of their traces were operational noise from internal service calls, obscuring real customer issues
4,000+ service names
A platform generates over 4,000 dynamically created service names, making instrumentation tracking nearly impossible without automation
~50 MB annotation bloat
A software company found ~50 MB of vendor-injected annotation payloads per batch, inflating telemetry costs with zero observability value