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Runnable source
Build the Rust binary, run the Docker Compose sandbox, and inspect the web and API surfaces.
Open source
Your telemetry platform should be inspectable.
The source, architecture, issues, roadmap, maturity gaps, and contribution history remain public. Run it yourself, verify the claims, and shape what reaches 1.0.
Be the first contributor — open an issue or PR.
- license
- Apache 2.0
- source and issues
- public
- honest maturity
- pre-1.0
- OTel + object storage
- no lock-in
Open by more than license.
Control comes from source access, portable protocols, owned storage, visible decisions, and a product that remains runnable without a hosted control plane.
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Owned telemetry
Persist Parquet on your S3-compatible or cloud object store instead of a proprietary hosted store.
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Visible evolution
Follow issues, changes, roadmap, architecture notes, and contribution history in public.
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Published stewardship
The stewardship page explains the boundary between open-source, Enterprise support, and future Cloud work.
proof / shipped
What the public product includes today.
The open-source repository is the product, not a thin agent feeding a closed backend.
- Logs, metrics, traces, continuous profiles, dashboards, and service views
- RUM sessions, errors, Web Vitals, source maps, and Session Replay
- Cross-signal correlation and investigation stack
- Scheduled, real-time, and anomaly alerting
- Ingest pipelines and enrichment
- Multi-tenant planner isolation, quotas, and audit
- Docker Compose and Kubernetes deployment paths
- OpenAPI, architecture, and integration documentation
Keep exploring
A shared data plane changes the workflow.
Logs, metrics, and traces share physical storage, time indexing, tenant enforcement, and a vectorized query engine. Profile metadata joins the same tenant and time plane while lossless pprof archives remain portable on object storage.
Open source
Read the code or run the product.
Both paths should lead to the same conclusion about what is shipped and what still needs production hardening.