Hosted observability stack
Nova packages a Grafana-based monitoring stack behind a managed control plane so Linux host metrics, logs, dashboards, alerts, tenants, and access control are handled together.
Nova uses Grafana for dashboards, Mimir for metrics, Loki for logs, and Grafana Alloy for collection. NovaUI sits in front as the control plane for tenants, users, collectors, limits, usage, and Grafana access.
That stack is useful, but running it well takes platform work. Nova exists to remove that platform work for teams that mainly need reliable Linux host monitoring.
NovaUI is the identity source. Users log into Nova, Nova issues OIDC claims with the tenant and role, and Grafana maps each user into the correct organization as Admin, Editor, or Viewer.
This keeps dashboard access aligned with Nova tenant membership instead of requiring separate manual Grafana account management.
Nova V1 targets the operational signals most teams need first: host health, resource usage, disk pressure, network activity, uptime, Alloy health, journal logs, and a small set of fixed file logs.
The current product definition targets 1 year of metrics retention and 90 days of logs retention. Final beta terms are confirmed directly before onboarding.