Ari Recht

Eden and I started developing Odigos after our earlier experiences with monitoring tools were frustrating We found ourselves spending way too much time trying to locate the specific microservice that was at the root of a problem. For example, we once spent hours debugging an application which we suspected was causing high latency, only to find out that the actual problem was rooted in a...

We are very excited to introduce version v0.1.4 of Odigos, our #opensource project that generates instant distributed tracing, without any code changes. We have been hard at work adding new features that include support for ARM processors (latest Macbooks/AWS Graviton), new destinations as well as major stability improvements 👉 Read more about this release in our blog:...

Odigos v0.1.37 is out. with new improvements and Bug fixes! Are you a Datadog user? This new version adds logging support for Datadog, complimenting the already supported distributed traces and metrics. It takes minutes to install, and you can see results instantly. Try out Odigos now 💎 https://github.com/keyval-dev/od...

While many great monitoring tools exist, it still takes developers way too much time to detect and resolve production issues. Distributed traces are the most effective signal to monitor distributed applications, but they are also the most difficult to implement. Odigos, our open-source project, helps developers fix production issues faster by boosting existing monitoring tools, and...