Logz.io

Logz.io is a modern observability platform that uses AI to help you find and fix problems faster in production. It combines a range of open-source monitoring tools like OpenSearch, Prometheus and OpenTelemetry to give you a unified view of logs, metrics and tracing data.

Logz.io's goal is to help you find and fix problems up to three times faster by giving you immediate insights into cloud-native infrastructure and applications. The platform offers:

• Log Management: High-performance log analytics based on OpenSearch.
• Infrastructure Monitoring: Centralized metrics monitoring and alerting based on Prometheus.
• Distributed Tracing: Visualization of requests across microservices using Jaeger and OpenTelemetry.
• Observability IQ: AI-powered features like chat with data, anomaly detection and alert recommendations to automate and accelerate workflows.

The platform includes targeted AI abilities to help you troubleshoot faster, lowering mean time to resolution (MTTR). These features include:

• IQ Assistant: The ability to ask questions and interact with your data.
• Anomaly Detection: The ability to identify and alert on potential problems.
• Alert Recommendations: The ability to suggest actions to resolve problems more quickly.
• Data Optimization Hub: The ability to reduce noisy data and the costs that come with it.

Logz.io supports more than 300 integrations, including major cloud computing platforms (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud), infrastructure components (Kubernetes, Docker, Linux) and applications (Apache, NodeJS, MongoDB). The wide range of support lets you monitor and troubleshoot a broad range of systems and applications.

The platform is designed to be easy to onboard and scale, so it's good for companies large or small. Its AI-powered features and open-source underpinnings are designed to make observability easier, so people of all skill levels can get useful information and improve reliability.

Logz.io charges by the volume of logs, metrics and traces you ingest, so it's adaptable to different use cases. You can try it for 14 days with a free trial.

Published on June 25, 2024