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Observability & Monitoring in Modern Cloud Environments

by Nadine Kustos | Aug 26, 2026 | Blog, Cloud, General

Your deployment runs smoothly, everything in the dashboard is green, and yet the first users are already reporting slow load times. Welcome to the day-to-day reality of modern cloud environments. Whereas in the past a single server was either up or down, today you distribute your application across containers, microservices, and Kubernetes clusters. Cloud monitoring in the traditional sense may answer the question “Is it running?”, but it doesn’t answer the much more important question: “Why...

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What is cloud computing?

by Nadine Kustos

Definition With cloud computing, IT resources are provided via the internet. Instead of operating your own servers, storage or software within the company, these services are outsourced to a cloud provider. As a rule, only what is actually used is billed. This makes...

Standalone object storage – more control and flexibility

by Gabriel Hartmann

Our popular S3-compatible Object Storage - ideal for scalable storage of large volumes of data - is now also available as standalone Object Storage. Object Storage is not new to the NETWAYS Web Services portfolio. Experienced users of NWS know that Object Storage has...

IPv6 Support @NETWAYS

by Justin Lamp

The time has finally come: IPv6 is now fully usable in the NETWAYS Cloud! Many have already asked for it, others have feared it - but one thing is clear: IPv6 is the future. It is therefore all the more important to give our customers the opportunity to use it. Some...

New cloud server models: performance and dedicated

by Sebastian Saemann

We are expanding our cloud server portfolio for optimal and consistent performance of the most demanding applications. Two new additional model series are now available as cloud servers or Kubernetes nodes. "p" model (performance): These new cloud servers with vCPUs...

Talos Linux on OpenStack: step by step

by Daniel Bodky

Choosing the right platform for running Kubernetes workloads is an important strategic decision. Managed Kubernetes services offer a quick and easy way to deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters, but they often come with limitations in terms of flexibility and...