What is STACKIT Telemetry Router?
STACKIT Telemetry Router is a central, fully managed service for collecting and forwarding audit streams and has been generally available (GA) since June 2026. It collects audit logs and telemetry data from STACKIT services, standardizes them into the open OpenTelemetry format (OTLP), and forwards them to configurable targets. The service reduces the effort of log collection since individual STACKIT services don’t need to be configured separately.
Core Features
- Central aggregation of audit logs from all connected STACKIT services
- Native support for the OpenTelemetry protocol (OTLP) for data export
- Flexible forwarding to OTLP-compatible endpoints or S3 Object Storage
- Management of instances, access tokens, and destinations via portal and API
Typical Use Cases
Central Audit Collection: Organizations with multiple STACKIT services collect all audit events in one central location instead of configuring each service individually.
Connecting Observability and SIEM Stacks: Via OTLP, telemetry data can be fed into existing OTLP-capable monitoring or security solutions.
Long-Term Archiving: Audit data can additionally or alternatively be stored in S3 Object Storage, for example for compliance and evidentiary purposes.
Benefits
- Standardization on the open OpenTelemetry format instead of proprietary log formats
- Central configuration instead of per-service configuration
- Flexible choice of target between OTLP endpoints and S3 storage
- Operated in German data centers
Integration with innFactory
As an official STACKIT partner, innFactory supports you in building a security and observability architecture based on Telemetry Router: from configuring data sources to connecting your monitoring or SIEM system and compliance reporting.
Typical Use Cases
Frequently Asked Questions
What is STACKIT Telemetry Router?
STACKIT Telemetry Router is a fully managed service that centrally collects audit logs and telemetry data from STACKIT services, standardizes them into the OpenTelemetry format (OTLP), and forwards them to configurable targets. The service has been generally available (GA) since June 2026.
What targets can Telemetry Router forward data to?
Supported targets include OTLP-compatible endpoints as well as S3 Object Storage. This allows the service to connect to common observability and SIEM tools that accept OTLP or S3 as input.
When should I use Telemetry Router?
Use it whenever you need to centrally capture audit and platform events from multiple STACKIT services, retain them in a tamper-evident way, or feed them into an existing monitoring or SIEM system.
What does STACKIT Telemetry Router cost?
The service is billed on a usage basis (pay-per-use). The official STACKIT pricing page is authoritative for current prices.
How does Telemetry Router integrate with existing systems?
Through the open OpenTelemetry standard (OTLP), the router can connect to a wide range of modern observability platforms without needing to configure individual STACKIT services separately.
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