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Robusta works best when integrated with Prometheus and AlertManager. When properly setup, Robusta will:
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Connect Robusta to your Prometheus setup to get enriched alerts with logs, events, and metrics.
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1. Show your existing Prometheus alerts, enriched with extra information
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2. Fetch relevant metrics from Prometheus and show them on related alerts
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3. Display metrics in the Robusta UI (optional, only relevant for UI users)
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**Already using Robusta's embedded Prometheus?** No setup needed - skip this page.
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If you installed Robusta's :ref:`Embedded Prometheus Stack`, then Prometheus is pre-integrated and no setup is necessary. Otherwise, choose a guide below.
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Custom Webhooks
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Send alerts to Robusta from any monitoring system that supports HTTP webhooks.
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Send alerts from any monitoring system to Robusta via HTTP webhooks.
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This feature is available with the Robusta SaaS platform and self-hosted commercial plans. It is not available in the open-source version.
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This feature requires Robusta Pro (SaaS or self-hosted commercial plans).
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Overview
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Robusta can receive alerts from any monitoring system that can send HTTP webhooks. This makes it easy to integrate with systems like Nagios, SolarWinds, or custom monitoring solutions.
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Forward alerts from any system that can send HTTP POST requests. Robusta will automatically enrich these alerts with Kubernetes context and apply your automation rules.
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These features are available with the Robusta SaaS platform and self-hosted commercial plans. They are not available in the open-source version.
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Robusta Pro provides a comprehensive monitoring platform that includes the open-source runner plus a full SaaS UI, advanced integrations, and enterprise APIs. Most users choose Robusta Pro to get the complete Robusta experience with all capabilities and minimal setup.
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Robusta Pro adds a web UI, additional integrations, and enterprise APIsto the open-source engine. Available as SaaS (we handle hosting) or self-hosted on-premise.
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Robusta Pro includes advanced AI-powered investigation capabilities to help you understand and resolve alerts faster.
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Optional AI-powered alert investigation using HolmesGPT.
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There are several ways to use Robusta:
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Robusta has three deployment options:
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- Robusta OSS: Send data to external destinations like Slack. No UI.
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- Robusta OSS + `SaaS UI <https://home.robusta.dev/ui/>`_: The full experience.
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- Robusta OSS + Self-hosted UI: The on-prem experience.
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- **Open Source**: MIT-licensed engine that sends alerts to Slack, Teams, etc. No web UI.
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- **SaaS**: Open source engine + hosted web UI with additional features.
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- **Self-hosted**: Open source engine + on-premise web UI (enterprise plans).
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Which option is right for me?
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**Which should I choose?**
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Most people use Robusta with the SaaS platform enabled. This gives you the full Robusta experience, with all capabilities and minimum hassle.
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That said, the choice is yours. You can use the open-source without the SaaS platform, or you can self-host the SaaS platform via our enterprise plans.
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Most teams use the SaaS option for the complete feature set without infrastructure overhead. The open source version works well if you only need basic alert routing to external systems.
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