Open-source observability is the way forward, and here’s why
summary
Logz.io runs managed ELK/OpenSearch, Prometheus and Jaeger, and claims it correlates those silos into a unified layer called Kubernetes 360 with 90‑second deployment into Grafana/Kibana/Jaeger. The company measures that 90% of telemetry is junk and that on average 80% of ingested data never needs indexing, so it keeps analytics on S3 with a slower search and indexes only the small slice that drives alerts and dashboards to cut cost and complexity.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:00First, a theory: Observability is broken
- 4:30Open source is the market leader
- 5:12The open-source observability adoption and migration curve
- 6:36Simplified, efficient observability
- 8:23Addressing today's leading challenges
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