Cloudelligent and Honeycomb Form Partnership to Expand Observability for AWS Users

May 27, 2026
Cloudelligent and Honeycomb have announced a partnership to support AWS customers with enhanced observability solutions. The collaboration enables Cloudelligent to serve as a certified Honeycomb partner, offering services that help organizations modernize and manage complex systems on AWS.

Cloudelligent and Honeycomb have announced a strategic partnership to provide observability solutions for AWS users, according to a press release. The partnership aims to help engineering teams modernize their systems on AWS and gain deeper visibility into production environments.

Through this collaboration, Cloudelligent becomes a certified Honeycomb partner across delivery, managed services, and customer engagement. The company will support customers through every stage of their observability journey while aligning with AWS Well Architected standards.

The partnership combines Cloudelligent's expertise in AWS modernization with Honeycomb's event based telemetry and high cardinality query engine. This integration allows teams to monitor distributed systems more effectively, reduce operational noise, and improve reliability.

Honeycomb Observability Professional Services by Cloudelligent is now available on the AWS Marketplace for organizations seeking to enhance or expand their observability practices.

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