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According to a post on X by @ClickHouseDB, ClickHouse has opened its observability service in public beta. Teams create a service and point their existing OpenTelemetry collectors at its endpoint. From there, they can search logs, metrics and traces and connect their agents. The post presents this as a new option for storing and querying telemetry.
According to a post on X by @ClickHouseDB, ClickHouse has opened its observability service in public beta. Teams create a service and point their existing OpenTelemetry collectors at its endpoint. From there, they can search logs, metrics and traces and connect their agents. The post presents this as a new option for storing and querying telemetry.
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ClickHouse opened its observability service in public beta. Teams create a service, point their existing OpenTelemetry collectors at its endpoint, then search logs, metrics and traces and connect their agents. Why it matters: Teams already using OpenTelemetry get another managed option for storing and querying...
Teams already using OpenTelemetry get another managed option for storing and querying their telemetry, according to the post. Developers and operations teams evaluating observability backends may want to compare it with their current setup. Watch for details on general availability and pricing once the service moves beyond beta.
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