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   EraDB, data observability startup gets acquired by Service Now(geekwire.com)

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

   Awesome! Let us know if you have nay feedback when you get a chance to dive deeper. Here's our slack community- https://signoz.io/slack
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   by pranay01 4y ago

   Awesome! Do let us know if you face any issues, should be fairly simple to do. We are on slack at https://signoz.io/slack if you need any help
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   by pranay01 4y ago

   Curious, what areas do you think the DataDog UX is especially better compared to Grafana? Also, which flows do you use the most in DataDog
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   by pranay01 4y ago

   We recommend users to run SigNoz in a separate k8s cluster/VM. In this way, even if your applications servers/clusters get overloaded, your observability stack (SigNoz) will still be running seamlessly. Many of our users use SigNo
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   by pranay01 4y ago

   The lock-in we are pointing to is the lock-in because of the proprietary SaaS vendors instrumentation library which is embedded into your code and difficult to get out of. We are natively based on opentelemetry which is emerging as the indu
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   by pranay01 4y ago

   If I want to make a case for a software to be included in our stack I don't want to constantly run into paywalls while trying out the product but I also don't want to go through the hoops of getting a licence (because of int
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   by pranay01 4y ago

   Hey, thanks for writing. Our initial focus was on application monitoring - that is why docs are more oriented towards it. But I can understand you may find it tough to understand for infra metrics (CPU/Memory/Disk) As of now, ther
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   by pranay01 4y ago

   yes, upcoming release will have license which is currently in `develop` branch
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    The ee/ folder is under proprietary license. Rest of the code is under MIT license
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Since we follow an open core business model, we wanted the flexibility to introduce proprietary features in the future. Hence, we added a folder ee/ which will have proprietary code. The rest of the code is still MIT licensed. And if y
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    As far as I understand, AWS native tools like Cloudwatch are not as good
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Awesome! Do give it a try and let us know what do you think. We also have an active slack community if you have any questions on how to set up or have an feedback for us - https://signoz.io/slack
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Very interesting! I never thought DataDog would be close to AWS spend Were these also on AWS Lambda or something else (EKS?)
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    This is the default monitoring which comes with AKS setup right?
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    hey, windows is not officially supported. If you have a Ubuntu machine/Mac, you can try in that https://signoz.io/docs/install/docker/#prerequisites
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    what do you use currently for logs?
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    ah, got it. Thanks
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Interesting. do you mean this by scopes - https://docs.datadoghq.com/api/latest/scopes/ ?
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    thanks for the detailed note. I was just checking Datadog pricing for serverless, there is says - $7.20 per active function per month. If you are using 45 lambdas, is the number of functions much higher? I am guessing ~200 or so? Though I c
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    By outlier analysis, do you mean anomaly detection in metrics to send alerts? As of now, we have fixed threshold based alerting capabilities - but more advanced ML/seasonality based anomaly detection is on the roadmap. we are tracking
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Paying for DataDog is many orders of magnitude higher than our AWS bill. Wow! This is blowing my mind. Do you this this case for most companies monitoring serverless applications with DataDog, or there is something specific about y
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    got it
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Yeah, we have had some of our users mentioning that DataDog has become too bulky and too many bells and whistles. Curious though, what specific features/UX did you not like in DataDog?
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    Isn't the new pricing of New Relic much more affordable now? Or they introduce some weird condition on the number of seats, etc
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    thanks, if you have any questions while setting things up, feel free to drop by on our slack community - https://signoz.io/slack Also, can you explain a bit more on in-cluster collection services are frustratingly fragi
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    yeah, promscale is an interesting project with similar goal - trying to bring together different signals ( only metrics & traces for promscale) under one hood. I have not explored the project in detail, but as far as I understand it use
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    thanks. do give it a try and let us know if you have any feedback
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    thanks for sharing, I never thought this could be an issue Question: Does this increase in latency make cloud services less interesting for companies which are not in US? What kind of cloud services will be especially affected
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    by pranay01 4y ago

    I see, very interesting. Is this latency deterring enough that you prefer running things in your region and not prefer SaaS product which are generally hosted in US/EU? Or is this just a discomfort which you deal with?