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by prabhatsharma 2y ago
Thousands of active deployments globally. How many open source log systems work at PB scale given any number of resources? Also FWIW, OpenObserve can ingest data at 28 MB/Sec/Core (We are working on optimizing it even more) and in
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by prabhatsharma 2y ago
Thanks @thunderbong for the post. We have spent over 2 years building OpenObserve into a simple, highly usable and efficient observability tool. You could run it using a single binary that provides all the functionality of logs, metrics, tr
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by prabhatsharma 2y ago
Not sure, if you got OTLP (Opentelemetry Protocol) and OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) mixed up. Pinot is cool. OpenObserve is similar to Pinot but built in rust with Apache arrow Datafusion as the underlying technology and for a diffe
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by prabhatsharma 2y ago
Opentelmetry is definitely a good thing that will help reduce vendor lock-in and exploitative practices from some vendors when they see that the customer is locked in due to the proprietary code instrumentation. In addition, opentelemetry a
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The SSO (Single Sign On) Tax – Why it is here to stay(openobserve.ai)
1 points by prabhatsharma 2y ago|0 comments
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by prabhatsharma 2y ago
Which websites does it search for jobs? LinkedIn or also specific websites of companies?
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
Do you support subqueries and joins?
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
Agree
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
Author of the pr gave stuff for free. He showed no signs of entitlement. But he is not there only one who gave stuff for free. The open source project gave code for free that is 100 times bigger than the pr. Not acknowledging that is a prob
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
98 to 99 percent of the contributions in all open core projects come from core contributors. You take the core team out and you will see the project die.
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
They need to be able to differentiate core from Enterprise. If they can't make money in a sustainable way the open core company will die and so will the open source project. Those who fail to see this reality are only hurting themselve
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
eCharts is awesome. We moved from plotly after using it for several months to echarts at https://github.com/openobserve/openobserve and are super happy.
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
Short answer - no. You don't have to if you are sending logs data. Long descriptive answer. It depends on, if your software is a covered work. You are building a software that uses an AGPL software by calling its APIs : Your software i
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What are Apache, GPL and AGPL licenses – misconceptions, lies, facts(openobserve.ai)
3 points by prabhatsharma 3y ago|3 comments
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
Github actions works great Even AWS codebuild is good.
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The worst thing about Jenkins is that it works (2019)(twitchard.github.io)
262 points by prabhatsharma 3y ago|266 comments
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Linux Is Obsolete (1992)(oreilly.com)
14 points by prabhatsharma 3y ago|2 comments
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
I got a captcha from azure. Took me 15 minutes to solve it
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
So it requires redis. Would have loved if it was just a simple script or binary.
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Google Kills Jamboard(support.google.com)
5 points by prabhatsharma 3y ago|2 comments
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
Google Jamboard is winding down Google Jamboard will no longer be available after December 31, 2024 across Web, iOS, Android, and Google Meet devices. Your Jam data will be available for you to export or migrate to one of our whiteboard par
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
Why build in this age when too many open source solutions backed by opentelemetry standard are available. Use fluentbit/vector/otel-collector to capture data and send to some open source solution.
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
It's like Splunk got saved by Cisco. While they were still growing but too many new age players coming up.
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
A good one. A lot is being built on top of clickhouse. I can count at least 3 if not more (hyperdx, signoz and highlight) built on top of clickhouse now. We at OpenObserve are solving the same problem but a bit differently. A much simpler s
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
I am really curious, why build another project that has similar features as another open source software pixie - https://px.dev/ .
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
How is it different than pixie?
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
Does it collect traces from compiled as well as scripted languages?
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
Getting rid of electron was the best thing.
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
this looks awesome. when is LLaMA 2 70B coming?
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by prabhatsharma 3y ago
Outside of YC you have OpenObserve - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36280028

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