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vmihailenco
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vmihailenco
5y ago
You are right about the license - it allows everything Apache 2.0 allows except reselling monitoring as a service.
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vmihailenco
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OpenTelemetry Java should work with Android, but I haven't really tried it. Java supports true auto-instrumentation so it should not be hard to figure out if you have an Android project.
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vmihailenco
5y ago
I've provided a Docker example so users can quickly try Uptrace without downloading and configuring anything. I don't use Docker to run anything besides examples so can't give any recommendations. Thanks for the clickhouse-op
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vmihailenco
5y ago
Well, I had a delusion that Uptrace will have clean and simple UI, but I guess for others the UI is just as confusing. :( I think we've done pretty good job with filtering+grouping+aggregation and data exploration in general. That is s
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vmihailenco
5y ago
By cluster support I mean: - ability to use ReplicatedMergeTree in the table schema - round-robin writing to multiple nodes It is mostly a matter of providing configuration options. Thought I could skip it in the first release. >How are
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vmihailenco
5y ago
Sure, I am very interested to know what features are people looking for. I don't provide direct comparison, because it is hard to judge which features are relevant. For example, the few people I've asked told me that they don&#x
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vmihailenco
5y ago
The data is received via OTLP (Otel protocol) and almost immediately inserted into ClickHouse buffer table in small batches. Simple and very efficient. Tail-based sampling will require buffering spans in memory for some time, but tail-based
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vmihailenco
5y ago
Thanks. The competition is high indeed thanks to OpenTelemetry. Let me know if have any ideas / feature requests - it is interesting how other people see OpenTelemetry + ClickHouse working together.
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vmihailenco
5y ago
You can use Uptrace to monitor routes/queries performance, errors, and partially logs (only Go at the moment and it is unofficial). Distributed tracing excels at finding the root cause and resolving issues in production. That is the fu
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vmihailenco
5y ago
I will try, but I don't know that much about Jaeger and it is hard to be unbiased. UI-wise, Uptrace does not have service dependency analysis, because I don't find it very useful/interesting (let me know if I am wrong). I bel
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vmihailenco
5y ago
Uptrace is an open source distributed tracing system that uses OpenTelemetry to collect data and ClickHouse database to store it. ClickHouse is the only dependency. Would be happy to answer your questions here.
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Show HN: Distributed Tracing Using OpenTelemetry and ClickHouse
(github.com)
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vmihailenco
5y ago
Happy Christmas
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Go: Functional Options are named args on steroids
(blog.uptrace.dev)
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vmihailenco
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