Platform coverage · DinaBridge

Deep engineering across the stacks that run at scale.

24+ platforms across four categories. Observability is our anchor practice — the rest live around it, delivered by the same senior US-based bench.

01 Largest practice

Observability

Our anchor practice — the largest bench and the widest platform coverage. Logs, metrics, traces, and everything wired between them.

09 platforms
01
Elastic Stack · APM

Elasticsearch-backed observability at scale — ingest pipelines, APM, and Kibana dashboards tuned for real incident response, not just uptime charts.

02
Full-stack observability

Metrics, logs, traces, and RUM wired together for fast root-cause analysis. Custom detectors, SLOs, and cost engineering on high-cardinality accounts.

03
APM · AIOps

OneAgent deployments, Smartscape topology, and Davis AI tuning for distributed systems where a slow trace is a business problem.

04
Visualization · LGTM stack

Grafana, Loki, Tempo, and Mimir engineered as a coherent open-source observability layer — dashboards built for the questions your team asks under pressure.

05
Metrics · Alerting

Prometheus and Thanos at production scale. Recording rules, alertmanager routing, and long-term storage strategies that hold up under real query load.

06
Log aggregation

Grafana Loki as a cost-effective log backend — label design, chunk tuning, and multi-tenant deployments that don’t collapse at volume.

07
Distributed tracing

Grafana Tempo for high-throughput tracing, wired into your existing metrics and logs for true correlation across services.

08
Vendor-neutral telemetry

OTel Collector rollouts, instrumentation standards, and vendor migrations that give you back control over your telemetry pipeline.

09
Observability 2.0

Wide-event instrumentation and BubbleUp workflows for teams that debug in production rather than staring at dashboards.

Discuss your observability environment →
03

Security Data

SIEM, detection engineering, and the ingestion pipes that feed them. Elastic Security-led, with adjacent SecOps depth.

05 platforms
01
SIEM · XDR

End-to-end SIEM on the Elastic Stack — detection rules, threat hunting workflows, and ingestion at security-team volumes.

02
SIEM · Security data

Splunk Enterprise Security and Splunk Cloud engineering — SPL tuning, data model acceleration, and migrations off legacy deployments.

03
EDR · Threat intel

Falcon platform integration, telemetry routing, and detection pipelines that connect endpoint signal to your broader SecOps stack.

04
Observability & security routing

Cribl Stream and Edge deployments to control, shape, and route security and observability data before it hits your SIEM bill.

05
Open-source SIEM

Wazuh deployments for teams that need open-source security monitoring alongside a commercial SIEM.

Discuss your security data challenge →
04 Emerging

Vector & AI Infrastructure

Emerging capability. AI-adjacent infrastructure delivered by the same senior bench — most platform consultancies don’t cover this ground.

05 platforms
01
Vector database

Vector database engineering for semantic retrieval, hybrid search, and RAG pipelines that need to survive production traffic.

02
Vector · Cache

Redis Stack and Redis Vector for low-latency semantic search alongside your existing caching and realtime workloads.

03
Postgres vector

Vector search inside Postgres — schema, indexing, and hybrid retrieval strategies for teams that don’t want another data store.

04
LLM pipelines

LangChain and LangGraph pipelines integrated cleanly into your existing search, telemetry, and data infrastructure.

05
Hybrid search

Vector and lexical search combined inside OpenSearch — one cluster, one relevance model, one operations story.

Discuss your retrieval architecture →
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