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   by pranay01 3y ago

   You should check out SigNoz ( https://github.com/SigNoz/signoz ) - It's an open source alternative to DataDog with metrics, traces and logs in a single application. You can just self host it yourself or try the host
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   by pranay01 3y ago

   We are building SigNoz ( https://github.com/SigNoz/signoz ) - an open source alternative to DataDog. We are natively based on opentelemetry and see lots of our users very interested in that. As mentioned in some other pl
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   Which LLMs people are running on prem/on their cloud?

   1 points by pranay01 4y ago|0 comments
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   by pranay01 4y ago

   You might want to have a look at SigNoz, https://github.com/SigNoz/signoz
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   by pranay01 4y ago

   Congrats
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   Cloud Prem Architecture – The New Way of Serving the Enterprise(tomtunguz.com)

   2 points by pranay01 4y ago|0 comments
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   Ask HN: Is WASM (WebAssembly) getting adoption in real use cases?

   3 points by pranay01 4y ago|2 comments
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   by pranay01 4y ago

   Yeah, we are actively working on correlation. We have metrics, traces and logs in a single app - so we should be able to provide a seamless correlation. Thanks for the point about Notebooks, we have not thought in detail on how people use t
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   by pranay01 4y ago

   you may want to have a look at SigNoz - https://github.com/SigNoz/signoz PS: I am one of the maintainers
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    you may want to check out https://github.com/SigNoz/signoz I am one of the maintainers. We are building a DataDog alternative with native support for opentelemetry.
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Agree to your points. Performance benchmarks are not easy to execute. Each tool has nuances, and the testing environments must aim to provide a level playing field for all tools. We have tried our best to be transparent about the setup and
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Thats a good question. We have not evaluated this stack for logs yet? Do you `S3 + Athena (object + Presto or Apache Drill)` stack currently for logs? What do you like about it?
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Yes, and the perf improvements they have achieved is also staggering. In the linked presentation in the blog they have mentioned - > CPU and memory consumption on the inserter side got reduced by 8 times.
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    That's an interesting idea. Curious, if there are DB engines written in Rust today which people use at scale?
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    thanks for the note. Our approach for this benchmark was to use the default configs which each of the logging platforms come with. This is also because we are not experts in Elastic or Loki, so we won't know the possible impact of tuni
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    thanks for the note. makes a lot of sense. >I want a more OLAP style querying than OLTP and I know my data then today ClickHouse absolutely shines here with the others playing catch up Curious, what type of OLAP workloads did you work wi
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    >You are using 8.4.3 and you are building on top of it. have you checked the terms & conditions? We have just used Elastic 8.4.3 for the benchmark. We are not building on top of it. So, I am not sure how do the T&Cs apply. Can yo
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Thanks for the note. Appreciate it. Will look into the points you have highlighted and learn from it ( we are no way an expert in Elasticsearch) For this benchmark, we ran all the tools in default settings and compare how they did. Performa
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    This very interesting, will go through it. Thanks for sharing.
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Yeah, agreed. This is a worst case scenario. We also expect compression to be better in real life scenario data
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Thanks for creating the issue. Yeah, this is what we also found, that Loki is not designed for querying high cardinality data. But since Loki is many times used in observability use cases, where there is sometimes a need to query high cardi
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    thanks. Yeah, ClickHouse does have quite a good perf esp. for observability user cases where aggregate queries tend to dominate. Here's a blog from Uber where they has 70-80% aggregate queries in production env, as saw 50% improvement
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Thanks for the feedback. We chose Elasticsearch as in our experience it is still the default tool for people to get started with logs. But do understand that may be opensearch is also catching up now. >The author should also mention how
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    thanks, yeah we were not able to find many benchmarks for logs solutions - and hence we tried to do our bit. Performance benchmarks are not easy to execute. Each tool has nuances, but we have tried to be as transparent as possible on what w
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    Elastic, Loki and SigNoz – A Perf Benchmark of Open-Source Logging Platforms(github.com)

    121 points by pranay01 4y ago|72 comments
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    SigNoz: Open-Source Alternative to DataDog| Logs Benchmark Against Elastic, Loki(signoz.io)

    3 points by pranay01 4y ago|0 comments
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Congrats on the launch! Glad to see that you also support SigNoz as a backend.
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Hey HN community, Pranay here - one of the maintainers at SigNoz. SigNoz is an open source alternative to DataDog, NewRelic. Here’s our Github repo - https://github.com/signoz/signoz Few months ago, we shared launch of
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    Open source logs solutions : Perf benchmark(signoz.io)

    13 points by pranay01 4y ago|1 comments
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    How Generative AI co Wombo does observability for its application(signoz.io)

    1 points by pranay01 4y ago|0 comments