Show HN: Oodle – serverless, fully-managed, drop-in replacement for Prometheus
Oodle.ai has created a cost-efficient metrics observability system that processes over 1 billion time series per hour, enhancing scalability and performance while integrating easily with existing tools and protocols.
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Oodle.ai has developed a high-performance, cost-efficient metrics observability system designed to handle large-scale data while maintaining fast performance. The system focuses on real-time metrics observability, which is crucial for monitoring application performance and infrastructure reliability. Key requirements include real-time data visibility, accuracy, quick query responses, and high availability, all while being simple to integrate with existing tools. Traditional observability systems face challenges such as scaling issues, high costs for custom metrics, and performance degradation with increased data volume. Oodle.ai addresses these challenges by separating storage from compute, utilizing serverless functions for on-demand computing, and employing cost-effective object storage solutions like Amazon S3. This architecture allows for independent scaling of compute and storage, significantly reducing costs and improving query performance. The system can handle over 1 billion time series per hour and is compatible with open-source protocols like OpenTelemetry and Prometheus, providing a comprehensive observability platform.
- Oodle.ai's observability system is designed for high performance and low cost.
- It separates storage and compute to enhance scalability and reduce expenses.
- The system can process over 1 billion time series per hour.
- It integrates easily with existing observability tools and protocols.
- Real-time metrics observability is essential for effective system monitoring and issue resolution.
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22 commentsEdit: Or maybe the AGPL just requires releasing any code you change? I could be confused.
Why not dump all metrics , events and logs into Clickhouse ? and purge data as necessary? For small to medium sized businesses/solution ecosystem, will this be be enough ?
Also, found a few typos and a broken link, see error report here: https://triplechecker.com/s/xEd4Hp/oodle.ai?v=uxGS1
Why use a .ai domain? I love LLM but this is a turnoff to me.
So its not really a drop in replacement for prometheus then, its more of a send all your data to some other bloke kind of replacement.
Software as a service is fine, but you dont need to hide it behind hip marketing terminology.
Not to mention they offer the best metrics free tier in the entire space... Let me know if you know of a better free tier ;)
Unfortunately, Grafana Cloud only offers 10k active series, which is really easy to surpass even in a homelab; meanwhile, Oodle offers 100k.
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