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I would ask this a different way--is there a single OSS project that handles collecting all of the OTEL metrics/logs/traces? Folks keep saying you can't do thi
by candiddevmike 3y ago
I would ask this a different way--is there a single OSS project that handles collecting all of the OTEL metrics/logs/traces? Folks keep saying you can't do this in data store/format, Elastic seems to, and having to manage separate storage/infrastructure for all of these tools is intense.
Could Prometheus be augmented to store metrics, logs, and traces somehow? I don't really mind if it doesn't scale well on a single instance or is highly available, I'll just add more instances and aggregate them.
- kortex 3y agoIt's really not that intense. I basically set up my last co's telemetry infrastructure all by myself, using terraform, otel-python, jaeger, and AWS elasticsearch. This TF project does most of the heavy lift. https://github.com/telia-oss/terraform-aws-jaeger https://github.com/telia-oss/terraform-aws-jaeger
- candiddevmike 3y agoJaeger for tracing, Elasticsearch for logs? What are you using for metrics?
- mmclean 3y agoLikely Prometheus - Jaeger for tracing, Elastic for logs, Prometheus for metrics is a pretty common and effective OSS observability stack
- CubsFan1060 3y agoI've been watching this with a lot of interest: https://signoz.io/ https://signoz.io/
- candiddevmike 3y agoThat looks really promising, thank you for sharing it
- pranay01 3y agoGreat to hear that. I am one of the maintainers at SigNoz - if you have any queries as you implement , do ask in our slack - https://signoz.io/slack https://signoz.io/slack
- Svenstaro 3y agoI guess you could take a look at this: https://openobserve.ai/ https://openobserve.ai/ It's in Rust to add some HN catnip.
- candiddevmike 3y agoWhy .ai?
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- esafak 3y agoHave you used it? How does it stack up?
- Svenstaro 3y agoHaven't used it yet, I'm a bit too scared to put something like this into production anywhere. I might do a small installation with a toy project somewhere, though. Seems easy enough to set up.