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I already have Opentelemetry traces and logs going to Clickhouse with the Clickhouse otel exporter. Can i use Coroot to show my existing data, without it taking control of my DDL?
I already have Opentelemetry traces and logs going to Clickhouse with the Clickhouse otel exporter. Can i use Coroot to show my existing data, without it taking control of my DDL?
Initially, we relied on the ClickHouse OTEL exporter and its schema, but for performance optimization, we decided to modify our ClickHouse schema, and they are no longer compatible :(
What's the data transformation story; for ML on metrics?
Coroot builds a model of each system, allowing it to traverse the dependency graph and identify correlations between metrics. On top of that, we're experimenting with LLMs for summarization — here are a few examples: https://oopsdb.coroot.com/failures/cpu-noisy-neighbor/
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Coroot builds a model of each system, allowing it to traverse the dependency graph and identify correlations between metrics. On top of that, we're experimenting with LLMs for summarization — here are a few examples: https://oopsdb.coroot.com/failures/cpu-noisy-neighbor/
That looks like a built-in feature. I'm asking about extensibility. How do we use custom metrics transformations (libraries), for example?
This is somewhat off topic, but are there any common uses for eBPF outside of observability/monitoring? Or is that kind of its whole thing?
This is somewhat off topic, but are there any common uses for eBPF outside of observability/monitoring? Or is that kind of its whole thing?
Basically anywhere you'd previously need to write a kernel module but now can have user space run arbitrary kernel code that's secure and won't crash the kernel.
You can also now write custom schedulers in eBPF with sched_ext.
Thanks for sharing! If the connections are TLS-enabled, can Coroot still display the associated telemetry?