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Varnish CDN Observability with OpenTelemetry & Oodle AI

Varnish CDN Observability with OpenTelemetry & Oodle AI

This post explores what effective CDN observability looks like. It explains how Varnish, the content-delivery software trusted by Tesla, Walgreens, Emirates, Sky, etc., exposes telemetry through OpenTelemetry and why it built its standard dashboards on Oodle AI (see Varnish’s integration post). It highlights key metrics, shows how they

How Fello achieved 100% observability adoption with unified UX at half the cost

How Fello achieved 100% observability adoption with unified UX at half the cost

Fello AI has a bold mission: flip the traditional real estate model on its head. Instead of pushing agents to buy expensive leads, they help over 20,000+ real estate & mortgage professionals turn their own databases into 24/7 profit engines. The numbers tell the story of explosive success

Dashboards are Dead!

Dashboards are Dead!

TL;DR The static, pre-built dashboard is dead. The always-on wallboard you build by hand, then maintain through every reorg and schema change, no longer keeps up. What isn't dead is the view itself: it stops being something you make in advance and becomes something your

Scaling Prometheus: How to Go From a Single Node to Enterprise-Grade Observability

Scaling Prometheus: How to Go From a Single Node to Enterprise-Grade Observability

TL;DR * The problem: Prometheus is easy to run on one node, but its memory grows with every active time series, so a single server eventually hits a wall. * The scaling paths for running Prometheus at scale, in order of effort: reduce cardinality first, then split load with functional sharding,

Oodle.ai - 2024 Year in Review

Oodle.ai - 2024 Year in Review

The beginning of our journey to build a team for our startup was a pivotal chapter filled with excitement and vision. Fueled by the passion to create something extraordinary, we set out to find like-minded individuals who share our ambition and values. Each new conversation and connection was a

Go All the Way: Why Golang is Your Swiss Army Knife for Modern Development

Go All the Way: Why Golang is Your Swiss Army Knife for Modern Development

At Oodle's inception, we faced a common dilemma: choosing the right technology stack to get started. With a small team proficient in Go and a big vision, we needed a language that could handle everything from application development to infrastructure management. After careful consideration, we chose Go, and

Introducing Oodle AI: The fastest, most cost-efficient observability platform

Introducing Oodle AI: The fastest, most cost-efficient observability platform

Introduction In short: Oodle AI is a serverless, fully managed observability platform: a drop-in replacement for Prometheus and the ELK stack, that helps engineering and DevOps teams resolve incidents ~5× faster at ~1/10th the cost of traditional tools. It was founded by ex-Rubrik engineers Kiran Gollu and

Go Profiling in Production

TL;DR * Go's built-in profiler, pprof, exposes CPU, heap, goroutine, block, and mutex profiles through net/http/pprof; run it on a dedicated localhost-only port. * go tool pprof -http=:8080 "http://localhost:6060/debug/pprof/profile?seconds=30" collects a 30-second CPU profile

Go faster! Golang performance optimization in production

Optimizing Golang for performance and scale

Building a High-Performance, Low-Cost Metrics Observability System

Building a High-Performance, Low-Cost Metrics Observability System

TL;DR ** We are live on HackerNews!** We designed a serverless & cost-efficient metrics observability system that delivers fast performance at any scale. * Try out our playground with 13M+ active time series/hr & 34B+ samples/day * Explore all features with live data via Quick Signup * Instant exploration (<