Tero is a control plane for observability data.Connect your stack. Tero builds a Master Catalog: every service, every log event, every metric, understood semantically. Not just format, but meaning. From that understanding, Tero generates policies: data quality as code. You review them, approve them, and Tero enforces them. In your provider, at the edge, in your code.Control planes manage desired state. You declare the target, they make reality match. Tero does that for your observability data.Why does this matter? Because observability isn’t expensive. It’s dirty. At least half of what you’re sending to your provider is waste: debug logs that never got turned off, health checks firing every second, redundant fields in every log. It accumulates because nobody can see it. Pipelines move data but don’t understand it. Vendors bill by volume so they don’t care.Tero cleans it up and keeps it clean. Better observability, lower costs. Not a tradeoff.
