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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 (<