uptrace/uptrace
Uptrace is an open source APM platform that uses OpenTelemetry for data collection and ClickHouse for storage, providing unified monitoring of traces, metrics, and logs with powerful querying, dashboards, and alerting capabilities.
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hyperdxio/hyperdx
HyperDX is an open source observability platform designed to help engineers quickly diagnose and resolve production issues by centralizing and correlating various telemetry data types such as logs, metrics, traces, exceptions, and session replays. It serves as a developer-friendly alternative to commercial tools like Datadog and New Relic. The platform is powered by Clickhouse, which ensures blazing fast performance, and it integrates natively with OpenTelemetry, a vendor-neutral standard for application instrumentation. HyperDX offers a comprehensive set of features including end-to-end correlation from browser session replays to logs and traces, intuitive full-text and property search syntax, monitoring of health and performance metrics from HTTP requests to database queries (APM), automatic clustering of event patterns from billions of events, and the ability to create dashboards for high cardinality events without complex query languages. Users can also set up alerts on logs, metrics, or traces with ease, and the platform supports automatic JSON and structured log parsing. The platform can be deployed locally using Docker Compose, allowing users to spin up the entire stack quickly and access the UI via localhost. It supports self-instrumentation and demo logs for quick previews and offers flexibility in configuration such as changing hostnames and ports. HyperDX also provides a local mode optimized for development and debugging, enabling telemetry data to be piped to a local instance. HyperDX supports instrumentation across multiple languages and platforms through SDKs and OpenTelemetry, including Kubernetes, JavaScript, Python, Java, Go, Ruby, PHP, .NET, Elixir, and Rust. The project is open core with most features available under an MIT license, while a hosted cloud version with additional features is available at hyperdx.io. The motivation behind HyperDX is to provide an affordable, easy-to-use, and unified observability solution that overcomes the limitations of existing tools, which are often expensive, complex, and fragmented. The project encourages community contributions and aims to help engineers ship reliable software by leveraging production telemetry effectively.
https://github.com/hyperdxio/hyperdx
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