Sources

Nobl9 collects and normalizes service level indicators (SLIs) from various systems using each source's native query language. Events are triggered by intuitive error budget policies at appropriate attention level. You can export your data for deeper analysis or external dashboards.

Click any of the cards below to learn:

• What credentials are required to connect to a source.
• How to set up a direct or agent configuration for the source.
• How to set up your SLOs, using Nobl9 App and sloctl.
• How to construct your queries for the threshold and ratio metrics.
• How often Nobl9 calls source's server.

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Check out the table in the Overview of the available features section containing data source's overview and information on supporting main Nobl9 features.

Overview of the sources

Amazon CloudWatch

Agent access: AWS credentials required

Direct support: Yes

Amazon Prometheus

Agent access: AWS credentials required

Direct support: No

Amazon Redshift

Agent access: AWS credentials required

Direct support: Yes

Appdynamics

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: Yes

Azure Monitor

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: Yes

Google Big Query

Agent access: JSON credentials file required

Direct support: Yes

Datadog

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: Yes

Dynatrace

Agent access: Dynatrace API token required

Direct support: Yes

Elasticsearch

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: No

Google Cloud Monitoring

Agent access: JSON credentials file required

Direct support: Yes

Grafana Loki

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: No

Graphite

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: No

InfluxDB

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: Yes

Instana

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: Yes

ServiceNow Cloud Observability

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: Yes

New Relic

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: Yes

OpenTSDB

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: No

Pingdom

Agent access: Pingdom API Token required

Direct support: Yes

Prometheus

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: No

Splunk

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: Yes

Splunk Observability

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: Yes

Available on demand

Sumo Logic

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: Yes

ThousandEyes

Agent access: Direct access to the instance

Direct support: Yes

Overview of the available features

The following table presents the list of all supported data sources along with information on the available connection methods and information on supporting the main Nobl9 features:

Select a source from the drop-down menu to see features it supports:

All sources

All sources

Amazon CloudWatch

Amazon Prometheus

Amazon Redshift

AppDynamics

Azure Monitor

BigQuery

DataDog

Dynatrace

Elasticsearch

Google Cloud Monitoring

Grafana Loki

Graphite

InfluxDB

Instana

New Relic

OpenTSDB

Pingdom

Prometheus

ServiceNow Cloud Observability

Splunk Observability

Splunk

Sumo Logic

ThousandEyes

Data source	Agent	Direct	Replay	SLI Analyzer	Bad over Total	Query delay	Event logs
Amazon CloudWatch
Amazon Prometheus
Amazon Redshift
AppDynamics
Azure Monitor
BigQuery
DataDog
Dynatrace
Elasticsearch
Google Cloud Monitoring
Grafana Loki
Graphite
InfluxDB
Instana
New Relic
OpenTSDB
Pingdom
Prometheus
ServiceNow Cloud Observability
Splunk Observability
Splunk
Sumo Logic
ThousandEyes

Trusted IPs

To ensure data transmission between Nobl9 and your data source, it may be necessary to list Nobl9 IP addresses as trusted.

IP addresses to add to your allowlist:

• 18.159.114.21
• 18.158.132.186
• 3.64.154.26

⚠ Applies to app.nobl9.com only. In all other cases, contact Nobl9 support.