Supported Integrations
OpsTower supports 13 integrations across four categories: analytics, logs, databases, and code. This page provides a quick reference for each integration’s authentication method and required credentials.
Integration Reference
Section titled “Integration Reference”| Integration | Category | Auth Method | Key Credentials |
|---|---|---|---|
| PostHog | Analytics | API Key | API key (phx_), Project ID |
| Amplitude | Analytics | OAuth 2.0 | Automatic via OAuth |
| Google Analytics 4 | Analytics | Service Account | JSON key file, Property ID |
| Axiom | Logs | API Token | Token (xaat- / xapt-), Dataset |
| Cloudflare Logging | Logs | API Token | API token, Account ID |
| Google Cloud Logging | Logs | Service Account | JSON key file, Project ID |
| AWS CloudWatch | Logs | IAM Credentials | Access Key, Secret Key, Region |
| Cloudflare D1 | Database | API Token | API token, Account ID, Database ID |
| Supabase | Database | JWT | Project URL, Service Role Key |
| Generic SQL | Database | Connection String | Connection string (postgres:// or mysql://) |
| AWS DynamoDB | Database | IAM Credentials | Access Key, Secret Key, Region |
| Google Firestore | Database | Service Account | JSON key file, Project ID |
| GitHub | Code | PAT | Personal Access Token |
Credential Security
Section titled “Credential Security”All credentials are encrypted at rest using AES-GCM. Credentials are decrypted only at the time of use and are never exposed in logs, API responses, or the user interface after initial entry.
Category Overview
Section titled “Category Overview”Analytics
Section titled “Analytics”Analytics integrations connect OpsTower to your product analytics platforms. They power both scheduled reports and real-time agent queries during chat sessions.
Log integrations give agents access to application and infrastructure logs. Agents can search, filter, and analyze log data to help with debugging and incident investigation.
Databases
Section titled “Databases”Database integrations allow agents to query your data stores directly. Agents can run read-only queries to retrieve data relevant to your questions.
Code integrations provide agents with access to your source code repositories. Agents can browse files, search code, and review commit history to correlate code changes with observed issues.