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Anyone already taken a look at https://github.com/openobserve/openobserve Any observations?
According to the documentation, OpenObserve has some OpenTelemetry support, which I think is a good feature for observability products targeting cloud-native software. I wonder if OpenObserve have considered getting added to the https://opentelemetry.io/ecosystem/vendors/ on http://opentelemetry.io
I am using it with mulog right now for testing and it has an elastic compatible api so i can reuse the publisher for that. openobserve has all built in and is therefore much easier to run and seems cheaper due to the file-based storage
I mainly want to know if there are any obvious obstacles anyone discovered. to me it looks good so far.
@U4GEXTNGZ I had this bookmarked :-) any experience since you found it? have you had the chance to try it out?