Observability signals
Issue
Issue
A grouped problem that can contain multiple occurrences. An occurrence is
one captured instance of that issue.
Log
Log
One timestamped event record. A log can carry severity, service, release,
environment, trace context, and privacy-bounded attributes.
Trace and span
Trace and span
A trace follows work across a request or operation. A span is one timed
operation inside that trace. A correlation to a trace is evidence of shared
context; it is not proof of cause.
Metric
Metric
A runtime measurement with a defined unit, type, aggregation, and time
window. Metric points are not interchangeable with log, trace, or issue
counts.
Release
Release
A deployed application or service version reported with telemetry. A release
is not the same object as a project or repository.
Action
Action
A classified product event, such as a signup, checkout, import, or failed
job. An action is not an automated command that LogBrew runs.
Scope and data quality
Evidence states
These states are not interchangeable:- Captured: the evidence is present.
- Missing: the evidence was not captured.
- Redacted: the evidence was deliberately concealed.
- Truncated: the evidence exceeded a response or capture bound.
- Unavailable: the read could not provide the evidence.
Likely cause and likely fix area describe bounded diagnostic evidence, not a
proven root cause. Reported impact is supplied by the reporting application
unless a contract explicitly describes a LogBrew measurement.
Product analytics
Partial periods, missing identity, incomplete property capture, sampling, and
truncation qualify the result. LogBrew surfaces those limits rather than
turning them into zero or certainty.
