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Comment #37297562
> It's easy to add Jaeger to your local dev stack so you can have tracing while developing. Tempo can be spun up with docker compose using a local disk for ephemeral storage/queryi…
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Comment #37295856
Most observability vendors support OTEL at this point. To plug the OSS project I work on that supports OTEL ingestion: https://github.com/grafana/tempo/
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Comment #35742959
Nice! RedHat built the Tempo operator and I have not had a chance to use it yet. We are looking to collaborate more closely on it soon.
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Comment #35742551
I work on Grafana Tempo and this is not at all how I see things. I'm sorry if you've had a bad experience, but we work quite hard to field questions, PRs, and suggestions. Every da…
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Comment #30862588
We are definitely investigating columnar formats in Tempo to store traces. We expect it to drastically accelerate search as well as open up more complex querying and eventually met…
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Comment #24923292
We batch up traces in a block and write a block at a time. Internally we are currently configured to write 100k traces in one batch.
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Comment #24920860
The headline would be: Jaeger supports native search, but requires Elastic or Cassandra. Tempo relies on discovery from logs/exemplars, but puts everything in object storage (s3/gc…
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Comment #24920763
We are ingesting 170k+ with Tempo. It is 100% of our read/query path. Disclaimer: I am using Tempo :) (and from Grafana)
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Comment #24920647
it depends on your needs. if a single log line is sufficient to log all the information you need to do your debugging then Loki is a great choice. if you need to see the full reque…
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Comment #24898587
Hey everyone, I am the creator of Tempo and would be glad to answer any questions you may have.
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Comment #23860286
I think it's fair to say that: 3. This information is worth an enormous amount of money.
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Comment #22758766
Hey Tom! Can you outline how Cortex differs from some of the other available Prometheus backends?
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Comment #21713823
The randomizers I have followed (Link to the Past, Final Fantasy) only choose viable randomizations. They are aware of the items that are required to progress and make sure they ar…
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Comment #20419849
I have noticed this effect in myself while watching streamers on Twitch. You start to feel like you're sitting on a couch with your buddy playing a game.