The use case: how ELSA deploys SigNoz
ELSA uses SigNoz Cloud for logging, tracing, and dashboards across its AI microservices, and connects it through SigNoz MCP to coding agents. Engineers use the agents to debug issues, check release health after regional deployments, and correlate customer complaints with logs.
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Tibor estimated that post-deployment monitoring alone used to take around half an hour per service.
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After a region is deployed, Sergio's internal coding-agent workflow uses SigNoz MCP to check the release. It looks at logs, P99 latency, and error rate for a short window after deployment.






