ClickHouse acquires Langfuse
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ClickHouse acquires Langfuse
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Re: ClickHouse acquires Langfuse
#2maybe clickhouse can finally make sense of the langfuse documentation
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#3how does it benefit for clickhouse?
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#4how does it benefit for clickhouse?
they want to enter the llm observability market and langfuse has already built a convenient wrapper around clickhouse that companies have adopted
https://clickhouse.com/blog/clickhouse-raises-400-million-se...
Re: ClickHouse acquires Langfuse
#5Clickhouse needs observability models to be more useful to agent run infra
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#6Ah, the painful migration to Clickhouse from v2 to v3 makes sense now https://langfuse.com/self-hosting/upgrade/upgrade-guides/upg...
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#7Congratulations to everyone involved, quite remarkable considering Langfuse was only founded as part of YC 23.
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#8the "Prompt Management" part of these products always seemed odd. Does anyone use it? Why?
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#9(congrats team! such a joy to see you succeed)
every single day there is an acquisition on here. what's going on in the macro?
Re: ClickHouse acquires Langfuse
#10the "Prompt Management" part of these products always seemed odd. Does anyone use it? Why?
I do understand why it’s a product - it feels a bit like what databricks has with model artifacts. Ie having a repo of prompts so you can track performance changes against is good. Especially if say you have users other than engineers touching them (ie product manager wants to AB).
Having said that, I struggled a lot with actually implementing langfuse due to numerous bugs/confusing AI driven documentation. So I’m amazed that it’s being bought to be really frank. I was just on the free version in order to look at it and make a broader recommendation, I wasn’t particularly impressed. Mileage may vary though, perhaps it’s a me issue.