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Yes, you understand it correctly that you can integrate existing prometheus with OpenObserve for long term storage of metrics with s3. And yes you can get your

Yes, you understand it correctly that you can integrate existing prometheus with OpenObserve for long term storage of metrics with s3. And yes you can get your logs there too. You don't need grafana as OpenObserve has good dashboarding for metrics and logs built in. Still early days for OpenObserve - some features are missing and has some rough edges. I am not sure what you mean by: > does it mean that long term metrics mirrored from prometheus are no longer available there? > is there any way to get just graphana plugin for self hosted deployment? ping us on slack channel, If you are able to make friends with the team you can get anything :-) . Fair warning - We have found OpenObserve logs UI to be much smoother and advanced than grafana UI.

Szpadel 3y ago
> I am not sure what you mean by: > > does it mean that long term metrics mirrored from prometheus are no longer available there? Ok maybe i didn't describe it clearly, what i mean is that long term metrics will be only available over OO, and when we use grafana and our team is already familiar with that then it's issue that for querying long term metrics we would need to use different tool/UI. > We have found OpenObserve logs UI to be much smoother and advanced than grafana UI. Grafana isn't very good with logs, but as far as I understand you are able to generate metrics from logs in OO (like errors/exceptions per hour or time since last error etc) and adding them to existing dashboard in grafana is quite important. PS: overall OO looks very promising and I'm currently investigating self hosted product to aggregate logs and I'm for sure will be evaluating OO :)