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3y ago
I think Signoz is a good product. The team really understands that it you need all 3 - logs, metrics and traces - to effectively observe and troubleshoot applications and has done a good implementation. Certain difference on how OpenObserve
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3y ago
ZincSearch was an old product that we built. We don't use that in OpenObserve in any way. OpenObserve is built on top of awesome Apache arrow datafusion.
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3y ago
This is a good feedback. That would be true DaC (Dashboards as code). We already have plans to implement versioning of dashboards via git. Will see how to get DaC in place.
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We have run internal tests to ingest 1.2 petabayte of data in 24 hours period. We are making further improvements in performance and we will publish details that will allow you to replicate it yourself.
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Parquet and data fusion are awesome. Parseable is a good project. Just has logs though. No HA either. They will get there though - I don't know anyone there, but they certainly need to if not there already. Yes, OpenObserve has a lot m
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3y ago
I should fix it. Metrics and traces are supported today. Logs and traces are advanced. Metrics is still in its infancy though.
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3y ago
Grafana stack is cool. It solved the problem around observability for the first time in a neat and light way. Think about it however, for someone setting up their observability stack they will need to setup 4 components: Grafana (dashboardi
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3y ago
Yes, OTLP is supported. You can use standard Opentelemetry SDKs with no changes required.
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Show HN: OpenObserve – Elasticsearch/Datadog alternative
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https://github.com/openobserve/openobserve
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You should try OpenObserve. It combines logging, metrics and dashboards (and traces) in one single binary/container
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We actually started with go initially. Then we chose to use a different approach to building it (brute force vs inverted indexes) and tested both rust and Go this time. Found rust to be 2x faster for same loop. We knew at this point that we
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Hey folks, Today we are launching OpenObserve. An open source Elasticsearch/Splunk/Datadog alternative written in rust and vue that is super easy to get started with and has 140x lower storage cost. It offers logs, metrics, traces
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Open source Elasticsearch alternative in Rust for logs. 140x lower storage cost
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3y ago
10x easier, 140x lower storage cost, high performance, petabyte scale - Elasticsearch/Splunk/Datadog alternative for (logs, metrics, traces).
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3y ago
Now what are the real alternatives to wordpress in 2023? security issues area. nightmare. not ghost - too clunky to use. what else?
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4y ago
We need to update the website. A lot of ES APIs are now compatible.
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4y ago
It is definitely super easy to deploy and run compared to ES. You can get up and running in less than 2 min. And you are right, messaging needs to be better.
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4y ago
And yeah, We definitely need a better query language. We are working on it.
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Zinc is a little too early for performance benchmarks (Still not at 1.0). fluentbit, logstash, filebeat can be used as is with ZincSearch. Kibana is not yet supported but you could use the UI of Zinc (Still in very early phase) which is emb
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Elasticsearch and ZincSearch both are general purpose search engines based on inverted indexes that can be used for app search as well as log search. In my stint at AWS I found that most companies used elasticsearch and anecdotally 90%+ use
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@draerossman. Thanks. Yeah, indeed we have pretty decent compatibility with ES.
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(Am from ZincSearch team) Here is a list of supported languages - https://docs.zincsearch.com/api-es-compatible/index/analyze/...
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Sure. Thanks for the feedback. Will start with a video and then a demo site.
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Zinc Search Engine – A lightweight alternative to Elasticsearch written in Go
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Amazon Redshift GUI client
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Amazon EKS user management tool
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Apache guacamole helm chart
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