Archium is an interactive architecture model of your system, created automatically from your distributed tracing data.
Archium is an interactive architecture model that reveals exactly what happens inside your distributed system.
Using your existing distributed tracing data, Archium maintains a model of all your services, APIs, and message flows.
Browse around your whole architecture, see exactly where data flows, how it gets there, and why each component is involved.
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