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Is phoenix really the no-brainer go to? There are so many choices - langfuse, w&b etc.
by dcreater 1y ago
Is phoenix really the no-brainer go to? There are so many choices - langfuse, w&b etc.
- CuriouslyC 1y agoI suppose it depends on the way you approach your work. It's designed with an experimental mindset so it makes it very easy to keep stuff organized, separate, and integrate with the rest of my experimental stack. If you come from an ops background, other tools like SigNoz or LangFuse might feel more natural, I guess it's just a matter of perspective.
- jkisiel 1y agoWorking at a small startup, I evaluated numerous solutions for our LLM observability stack. That was early this year (IIRC Langfuse was not open source then) and Phoenix was the only solution that worked out of the box and seemed to have the right 'mindset', i.e. using Otel and integrating with Python and JS/Langchain. Wasted lots of time with others, some solutions did not even boot.
- dcreater 1y agoThis is exactly what I was looking for! An actual practitioners experience from trials! Thanks. Is it fair to assume you are happy with it?