Logs are the last ungoverned surface in most systems. Sensitive fields, random schemas, and debug payloads easily slip into observability pipelines. CerbiSuite introduces telemetry governance before logs reach tools like Datadog, Splunk, or Azure Monitor. Start with a freeNET logger (CerbiStream), then apply governance rules through a dashboard that enforces structured logs, PII and PHI controls, and deployment policies across environments.
I’ve spent years as an enterprise architect watching teams juggle 3–5 loggers, rising log bills, and spreadsheets full of “do not log this” rules that nobody can actually enforce.
CerbiSuite is my attempt to fix that: a free .NET logger (CerbiStream), a governance dashboard to define and enforce logging rules (PII/PHI, required fields, environments, etc.), and ML-ready metadata for future anomaly detection and scoring.
The goal: make governed, compliant logging the default instead of an afterthought.
I’d love feedback from anyone dealing with log sprawl, compliance reviews, or fragile dashboards. What’s the most painful part of your current logging setup?
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About Cerbi on Product Hunt
“Telemetry governance for modern systems”
Cerbi was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #167 on the daily leaderboard. Logs are the last ungoverned surface in most systems. Sensitive fields, random schemas, and debug payloads easily slip into observability pipelines. CerbiSuite introduces telemetry governance before logs reach tools like Datadog, Splunk, or Azure Monitor. Start with a freeNET logger (CerbiStream), then apply governance rules through a dashboard that enforces structured logs, PII and PHI controls, and deployment policies across environments.
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