You can use OpenObserve to ingest, search, and monitor your infrastructure logs, metrics, and traces from a single place. Built with Rust and columnar Parquet storage, it lets you query petabyte-scale data using standard SQL without needing complex indexing. You can set up real-time alerting to notify teams in Slack or PagerDuty, build custom dashboards, and track frontend sessions with real user monitoring. It also tracks LLM token spend, monitors Kubernetes clusters, and correlates events across your application stack to resolve incidents faster.
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