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Opstrace was acquired by GitLab soon after launch. And signoz, in our minds is more leaning towards Grafana/Prometheus (and not particularly web app oriented).
by podoman 3y ago
Opstrace was acquired by GitLab soon after launch. And signoz, in our minds is more leaning towards Grafana/Prometheus (and not particularly web app oriented).
I’m personally excited by the fact that there are other players in the space. It pushes us to move quickly and stay focused.
And I agree with your analysis, Datadog has proven that there’s a huge (and only growing) market for observability tooling.
- welder 3y agoGood take on the competition, and I'm looking forward to trying out Highlight.io.
- podoman 3y agoExcited for you to give it a try.
- pranay01 3y ago(SigNoz maintainer here) I would say the key way we differ from Grafana stack, is that we have all metrics, traces and logs in a single application while in grafana you would have to run 2 different products for this and then work your way to make sure that the three products are able to talk to each other. One can easily monitor their JS based frontend application in SigNoz today, but yes we are focused primarily on tying together metrics, traces and logs today - and have a pretty powerful exceptions monitoring product built on top of traces. We don't do things like session recording etc today :)