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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?
Thanks! I still have it on my todo to try it out in... January 😢 will report back if I have the chance to test it in prod-like environment
I'm going down this path of checking out OpenObserve for us with mulog too. So far so good. One has to set the :els-version :v7.x
and the :http-opts {:basic-auth [user pass]}
vals in the publisher config, other wise mulog will try to autodetect the elasticsearch version which doesn't work, and of course the auth is required.
We're considering migrating from sentry to openobserve because we basically just need error logging and self-hosted sentry has gotten too operationally complex to sustain
I'm going down this path of checking out OpenObserve for us with mulog too. So far so good. One has to set the :els-version :v7.x
and the :http-opts {:basic-auth [user pass]}
vals in the publisher config, other wise mulog will try to autodetect the elasticsearch version which doesn't work, and of course the auth is required.