Today, access to space requires custom engineering, high costs, unpredictable schedule delays and increased risk. Loft Orbital is changing that.

Loft Orbital flies and operates customer payloads on their microsatellites as-a-service. Companies turn to Loft Orbital when they want to focus on their end-use; Loft Orbital operates their satellites using its mission-agnostic, flexible operating system and interfacing technology. Loft Orbital’s Payload Hub technology provides clients with a modular payload adapter which can fly any payload on identical, commodity satellite buses it keeps in inventory while Cockpit, its mission control system, is used to operate all customer missions as a single constellation. By standardizing this technology, Loft Orbital has been able to deliver unparalleled speed-to-space without sacrificing reliability. Discover how Loft Orbital uses Telegraf, InfluxDB Cloud and Google Cloud to collect and store IoT sensor data from their equipment — including spacecrafts!

In this webinar, Caleb MacLachlan will dive into:

• Loft Orbital’s approach to QA-ing their code and enabling better performance monitoring
• Their methodology for monitoring infrastructure, including servers and containers
• How a time-series platform empowers long-term trend analysis