Learn how to integrate ServiceNow with OpenObserve to automatically create incidents from alerts. Step-by-step guide covering webhook integration and openobserve actions with deduplication support.
Discover how full-stack observability helps teams correlate telemetry across systems to cut MTTR, reduce data costs, and improve performance.
OpenObserve v0.16.1 delivers meaningful new features including Alert History for debugging monitoring reliability, Pipeline History for execution tracking, and automatic Log Pattern extraction that groups millions of logs into actionable insights. This release brings significant performance improvements with optimized indexing and query execution, alongside UI/UX refinements that enhance readability and usability across the platform. Teams can now better understand their system behavior, reduce alert fatigue through deduplication, and troubleshoot issues faster with comprehensive execution history and diagnostics.
Learn how to scale observability systems to handle Black Friday-level traffic without losing visibility. Discover best practices for ingestion tuning, query optimization, and resilience using OpenObserve.
Explore how OpenObserve’s Sensitive Data Redaction protects PII in observability pipelines. Configure regex-based rules to redact, hash, or drop sensitive data at ingestion or query time for full GDPR and HIPAA compliance.
Learn how to deploy OpenObserve on DigitalOcean with Kubernetes, Spaces, and managed PostgreSQL. Complete production-ready setup guide with Helm configuration.
Join the OpenObserve Dashboard Contest and show off your best dashboards. Share your build on LinkedIn with #BuiltWithOpenObserve and #DashboardDrop for a chance to win $300, exclusive swag, and a feature on the OpenObserve blog. Entries close November 21, 2025.
Learn how to effectively monitor your OpenObserve deployment, starting from system health metrics like CPU, memory, and network usage, to OpenObserve’s own internal metrics exposed in Prometheus format. This guide walks through best practices, setup steps, and configuration examples.
A comprehensive comparison of the top 10 open source observability platforms in 2025 highlighting their strengths, trade-offs, and use-cases.
A comprehensive comparison of the top 10 observability platforms in 2025 highlighting their strengths, trade-offs, and use-cases.
Discover how to effectively handle multi-line log events, such as application stack traces, using OpenObserve Collector. This comprehensive guide covers configuring the filelog receiver, deploying changes with Helm, and verifying proper ingestion in OpenObserve. Improve log readability and troubleshooting with practical examples and solutions.
Deploy the OpenTelemetry Astronomy Shop demo and stream traces, metrics, and logs to OpenObserve with Helm. Easily configure OTLP and visualize everything in dashboards.
Learn how to design an enterprise observability strategy built on efficient logging, cost control, and unified insights to scale with complex systems.
Stream AWS Lambda logs to OpenObserve without CloudWatch. See setup, env vars, ARNs for x86/arm64, SQL queries, and troubleshooting for real-time observability.
How to send data from OpenObserve Pipelines to Splunk using the Splunk HTTP Event Collector (HEC) in 5 easy steps.
OpenObserve is transitioning to a fully usage-based pricing model effective June 2nd, 2025, eliminating minimum fees and the free tier. The new pay-as-you-go structure charges $0.30 per GB for log, metric, and trace ingestion, with additional fees for queries, pipelines, and advanced features like RUM and error tracking. Existing free-tier customers receive a 30-day exemption period, while current standard-tier customers will have their flat monthly fees removed after 30 days. New customers can access a 14-day free trial. The company emphasizes that their open-source version remains completely free for self-hosting, providing users with flexibility to choose between managed cloud services or self-managed deployments. This pricing change aims to create a more transparent, scalable cost structure that aligns charges with actual resource consumption while supporting OpenObserve's continued development and platform improvements.Description - OpenObserve announces usage-based pricing starting June 2025. Free tier ends, pay-as-you-go begins at $0.30/GB ingestion. 30-day transition period for existing users. Self-hosting remains free.
This comprehensive guide explains how to implement real-time anomaly detection using OpenObserve and the Random Cut Forest algorithm for time series data. Learn what anomaly detection is, how OpenObserve streamlines monitoring, and step-by-step instructions for setting up a robust anomaly detection system. Discover common challenges, troubleshooting tips, and best practices for scalable, cost-effective anomaly detection solutions.
Deploy OpenObserve on Heroku without DevOps complexity. Get logs, metrics, and traces monitoring running in minutes with our comprehensive deployment guide.
Discover OpenObserve’s Service Accounts feature, designed for secure programmatic access to APIs. Learn how token exchange enhances security and simplifies automation.
OpenObserve has just surpassed 15,000 stars on GitHub, a milestone that fills me with both pride and gratitude. When we started this project three years ago, the goal was simple yet ambitious: to build an open-source observability platform that is easier, faster, and dramatically more cost-effective than anything out there.
