You can use Siglake to store OpenTelemetry-native logs and traces directly in your own S3 bucket. It uses open formats like Parquet v2 and Apache Iceberg for data storage, allowing you to query your telemetry data using SQL via DataFusion. The tool is open-source (Apache-2.0) and separates ingest, compaction, and query roles for independent scaling. It provides compatible APIs for ingesting data and accessing streams, enabling flexible integration with your existing observability and data analysis tools.
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Pricing model: Free
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