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OpenObserve

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10x easier, 140x lower storage cost, high performance, petabyte scale engine

Open-source observability platform for collecting, searching, analyzing, and monitoring logs, metrics, traces, RUM, and application telemetry.

What is OpenObserve?

OpenObserve is a cloud-native, open-source observability platform that combines logs, metrics, distributed traces, dashboards, alerts, RUM, session replay, pipelines, SLOs, incidents, and AI/LLM observability. It is built in Rust and uses a Parquet and S3-native architecture designed for high-scale, cost-efficient telemetry storage.
Software Category Cloud & Infrastructure
Pricing Model Usage-Based + Open Source + Enterprise
Product Type saas
Starting Price USD $0.00

OpenObserve Features

Key Feature

Open-source observability platform covering logs, metrics, distributed traces, dashboards, alerts, RUM, session replay, pipelines, SLOs, incidents, and AI/LLM observability

Key Feature

Cloud-native architecture built in Rust using Parquet and S3-native storage for high performance and petabyte scale

Key Feature

Claims 10x easier use and 140x lower storage cost

Key Feature

Usage-based pricing with a free tier (starting price $0.00) plus open-source and enterprise options

OpenObserve Pricing

Billing Model: Usage-Based + Open Source + Enterprise
USD $0.00 / starting

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OpenObserve Pros and Cons

Key Strengths (Pros)

  • Open-source observability platform covering logs, metrics, distributed traces, dashboards, alerts, RUM, session replay, pipelines, SLOs, incidents, and AI/LLM observability
  • Cloud-native architecture built in Rust using Parquet and S3-native storage for high performance and petabyte scale
  • Claims 10x easier use and 140x lower storage cost
  • Usage-based pricing with a free tier (starting price $0.00) plus open-source and enterprise options

Considerations & Limitations (Cons)

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