Let's say you have an app or multiple apps - all of them send logs - how would you know what is happening inside them?
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Thanks for mentioning SigNoz @nevodavid
Just to add, SigNoz also supports metrics. Our key value prop is to have metrics, logs and traces in a single application.
Herer's our github repo link - in case anyone is going through this - github.com/signoz/signoz
Awesome! Nice to know.
Awesome!
So happy I managed to help!
Thanks for the overview! Magic happens when you integrate Quickwit + Grafana and Jaeger!
True dat!
Thank you for mentioning Keep, @nevodavid!
Thank you for building Keep!
Ooh! Great tools in here!!
Thank you so much!!
Great list!
Thank you so much!
Nice article !!
great list
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Super cool tools - thanks for sharing!
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What about #4? Also what are your thoughts on how integration/e2e testing and detailed analysis of code coverage can play a part in this? It won't help with observing a production system (so maybe it's not related at all to your article), but it can tell you how your code is interacting with other systems, and ensure nothing changes about those assumptions. I'm wondering how the tools you're mentioning can play a part in analyzing a run of a test suite, by viewing the the captured behavior afterwards.
Great List!
As someone who works on a legacy project, it's so important to know what's going on. I believe adding observability into legacy applications is one of the first steps to improve the application so you can refactor at a later time.
I think Sentry.io deserves a mention (alerts and tracing - no logs)
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Amazing tools!
a bonus tool >> skywalking.apache.org/
Thx for sharing.
Awesome! Thank you.
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Great List @nevodavid! Couple interesting new tools to try out ๐
Thank you so much Louis!
Thank you for mentioning Quickwit @nevodavid!
Super useful. Thanks for putting this together
Thank you so much Uli!
Very helpful. Just getting into software development in backend and this article just complemented my knowledge in DevOps