Hello, Site24x7 community!
Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly being used to generate content, answer queries, automate workflows, and power AI-driven experiences. As applications begin interacting with multiple LLMs, keeping track of their performance, token consumption, reliability, and costs can become challenging.
To simplify this, we’re introducing LLM Observability in Site24x7, providing centralized visibility into your LLM interactions. Analyze requests across models, track latency and token consumption, and understand model-wise costs. Use LLM Observability to identify errors and investigate individual LLM calls and requests—all from a single console.

With Site24x7 LLM Observability, you can:

Suppose users begin experiencing slower responses from an AI-powered application.
Determining whether the slowdown is caused by a particular LLM, a subset of slower requests, or another operation in the application flow can require analyzing multiple layers of data.
With Site24x7 LLM Observability, you can start with Avg Latency to determine whether overall request latency has increased. Use Response Time by Model to identify the affected model and Latency Percentiles to understand whether the increase affects typical requests or only the slower requests.
You can then compare models using Model Performance Comparison and use Prompt Analysis to investigate individual interactions. For deeper analysis, the Trace view displays the complete application trace containing the selected LLM event, helping you correlate the LLM request with preceding and subsequent operations and identify potential performance bottlenecks. The Logs tab provides additional information related to the affected requests.
By correlating model-level performance metrics with individual LLM interactions, traces, and logs, teams can identify the source of increased latency and troubleshoot LLM-related performance issues more efficiently.
When LLM costs increase, use Derived Total Cost and Avg Cost / Request to understand the overall change, identify the contributing models using Cost by Model, and correlate the increase with Input Token Usage by Model, Output Token Usage by Model, and Tokens Per Call by Model.
Navigate to APM > LLM Observability in your Site24x7 console. Select the required time period and use the Dashboard, Prompt Analysis, and Logs tabs to start analyzing your LLM activity.
For more details, please refer to our LLM Observability help documentation.
Have questions or suggestions? Share them in the comments—we’d love to hear from you!
Happy monitoring,
The Site24x7 team