Observability 2.0 moves beyond the traditional three pillars of metrics, logs, and traces to adopt wide events, which serve as high-cardinality, context-rich data sources for comprehensive system insights. GreptimeDB, an open-source database, is designed to support this new paradigm by efficiently storing and processing wide events. It offers features like high-throughput real-time data ingestion, query APIs, and integration with existing tools like OpenTelemetry. The shift aims to eliminate data silos, reduce redundant data, and enable flexible, scalable observability solutions.
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What is Observability 2.0 and Wide Events Challenges of Observability 2.0 Adoption What shapes the database for observability 2.0 That's how we built GreptimeDB Conclusion About Greptime Sort: