SemanticFed
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Platform & EnterpriseData Reliability Engineer

See every query, plan, and source in one place

Observability for the query layer — latency, push-down, and source health

See every query, plan, and source in one place

When a federated query is slow, the question is always: which source, and why. SemanticFed is built to answer that with first-class observability.

Each query exposes its plan — what ran where, what was pushed down, and how long each source took. Aggregate metrics show latency trends, push-down ratios, and per-source health, so a reliability engineer can spot the source that needs an index, the query that should be cached, or the connector that is degrading.

The query layer becomes something you can operate with confidence, not a black box between your tools and your data.

Illustrative pre-launch scenario describing the observability features being built.

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Operate the query layer with confidence — per-query plans, latency and push-down metrics, and per-source health — so you can find the slow source or the query that should be cached.

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  1. Open Monitoring to see the health of the query layer at a glance.

    You should see: A live view of query activity and source health loads.

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