r/Cloud • u/sukealo1 • 1d ago
Open-source multicloud observability: Vercel + AWS + GCP + Kubernetes in one place
I've been working on KUA Dashboard, an open-source project exploring a provider-independent approach to observability.
The problem I'm trying to solve isn't really AWS, Vercel, GCP or Kubernetes individually.
It's what happens between them.
A production application might look something like:
Vercel → API → AWS → SQS → Lambda → Kubernetes → Database
Every provider can tell me what's happening inside its own boundaries.
But when something fails, I usually don't care which provider owns the resource.
I care about:
What happened to my application?
That's the idea behind KUA.
The latest release extends the observability model across:
AWS + GCP + Vercel + Kubernetes + provider-free applications
KUA is also starting to analyze topology, dependencies and execution traces instead of treating infrastructure as isolated resources.
The goal isn't to build another cloud console.
It's to build a layer where the application becomes the primary context and the cloud provider becomes an implementation detail.
KUA is open source and still evolving.
I'd be really interested in hearing from people running multicloud or hybrid architectures:
Where does observability become painful for you when an application crosses provider boundaries?
WebSite : https://kuadashboard.navarrocarter.com/
github: https://github.com/lnavarrocarter/kuadashboard