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Opstrace explains log aggregation and how its open source approach is different.

We haven't decided on that yet. We will probably use a WYSIWYG Markdown editor (recommendations welcome!) along with a Git GUI client. That may not work forever, but it should be f…

:facepalm: Yes, indeed, I conflated the website and the GitHub org. Mea culpa.

Heh, yes, the PII scrubbing need is very real. This is definitely a contributing factor to our data ownership commitment--just keep your data in your own account. On the cost topic…

Sounds good. I know that feeling. :-) Cheers.

Our installer is indeed an important part of what we’re offering and we’re continuously evolving our operator to manage the ongoing maintenance. But in terms of being a feature com…

Yes, indeed! Currently you can already using the Prometheus remote_write API as discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25992392 . So if you can collect your in-house …

You’re absolutely right. As mentioned earlier ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25993825 ), our goal is to be super transparent; we want you to fully understand what you’re sp…

Hey, thank you. :-) That’s kind of how we feel -- it seems like everyone is building tooling around Prometheus, and frankly, we hope that collective effort can hopefully be redirec…

We’re building Opstrace to be as simple as a provider like Wavefront -- we’ve failed if you need additional competencies to manage it. That being said, we’re early in our journey a…

Perhaps on a related note, see this discussion about the power of incentives here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25994653

It's hard to answer that concretely without knowing a little bit more about your use cases. Care to share a bit more? One thing comes to mind: we don't bill by data volume. Wavefro…

Chris here, from the Opstrace team. As it turns out, it’s just a happy coincidence. When we discovered theirs we fell in love with it as well. They have many different versions of …