Clarity from Chaos.
Corridora is an OpenTelemetry-native, full-stack observability platform that connects client, server, system, and network telemetry. We help teams follow requests from the browser through services and infrastructure, bring traces, logs, and metrics into context, and investigate issues with AI-assisted guidance.
Built on open standards, Corridora keeps telemetry portable and helps teams see their systems as one connected story.
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Freebin helps developers debug webhooks and integrations by capturing, inspecting, replaying, and forwarding HTTP requests. It includes a web app, CLI, MCP integration, and VS Code extension.
Explore browser journeys, traces, logs, metrics, and repeatable incident scenarios across different cloud platforms. Each sample supports local development and includes cloud deployment guidance.
| Repository | Application and focus |
|---|---|
| sample-gallery | Orbit & Fern — A gallery demonstrating browser-to-server tracing, background image metadata jobs, and catalog performance regressions on Cloudflare. |
| sample-reviews | Trace Reviews — A product review app demonstrating asynchronous moderation, retries, dead-letter queues, and schema regressions on AWS. |
| sample-recipes | The Recipe Table — A recipe collection demonstrating search, background enrichment, cross-cloud requests, and database performance investigations on Google Cloud. |
| sample-fitness | Stride — A workout log demonstrating queued weekly summaries, retries, failed-message investigation, and recovery on Azure. |
| sample-portfolio | Field Notes — A fictional portfolio app demonstrating valuation requests, database and dependency tracing, and performance regressions on Akamai Cloud. |
| sample-tutorials | Edge Notes — A tutorial search and progress app demonstrating edge tracing, caching, and origin performance regressions on Fastly. |
| sample-recommendations | Signal Lab — A recommendation playground demonstrating ranking changes, model configuration regressions, and cross-cloud dependencies on Google Cloud. |