The CoreOne Suite is designed with robust observability features that enable system administrators and DevOps teams to monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize their deployments with confidence. This section provides an overview of the key observability components integrated into the CoreOne Suite as of Version 10.
Our observability framework is built on three core pillars:
Every CoreOne service exposes a dedicated HTTP-based health check endpoint, designed to:
Confirm service availability
Validate internal state and dependencies
Integrate seamlessly into load balancers, monitoring tools, and automation workflows
These checks return a simple HTTP 200 OK status when the service and its dependencies are fully operational, and a meaningful error code otherwise.
To support real-time infrastructure and application monitoring, we recommend tracking key system components such as:
Windows Services and IIS Application Pools
CoreOne Service Components and Connectors
CoreOne Database Instances (e.g., MySQL, Galera)
This allows for proactive detection of performance bottlenecks, service interruptions, or misconfigurations.
With Version 10, all CoreOne Suite services now stream structured logs to a central Elasticsearch instance. Logs can be accessed, filtered, and visualized using Kibana, offering:
A unified view across all components
Fast root cause analysis
Custom dashboards and alerting
Seamless integration with security and compliance tools
Together, these tools form a comprehensive observability suite that ensures you always have full visibility into the health, performance, and behavior of your CoreOne deployment.
If you’re unsure where to start or need help customizing your setup, please reach out to your CoreOne support contact.