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Show HN: Low-Code Metrics Store

37 points by ifokeev 5y ago

ifokeev 5y ago
let me know if you have any questions
Reubend 5y ago
Looks very cool. I hadn't heard of Looker before but I love seeing OSS alternatives like this.
- ifokeev 5y ago
  thanks for the feedback :)
kapitation 5y ago
Hi, i am cofounder of the project. If any of you guys provide us with a feedback about what to develop next, we'll appreciate that.
9teen90nine 5y ago
Looks promising! Good luck
keydunov 5y ago
Great to see more companies in metrics layer space, especially open-source
zhovner 5y ago
Hi there! Could it be used as a business intelligence in the company? I see you support visualisations and dashboards
- ifokeev 5y ago
  Hi! Yeah, you could use it as a simple business intelligence, we use Vega (https://vega.github.io/vega-lite https://vega.github.io/vega-lite) to create visualizations and it's kind of can visualize anything
mjirv 5y ago
As a current Looker power-user, this looks really solid. One thing I’m not sure about though: can you use the metrics outside of the native tool, and if so how? That is, I see Looker as a BI tool, not a metrics layer, since you mainly use the metrics you define inside Looker, not in other tools. On the other hand, something like MetriQL[0] is a pure metrics layer that can supposedly be used anywhere. Is this both? If so, some better documentation around how to use the metrics layer would be helpful (or maybe I just didn’t look in the right place). [0] https://metriql.com/ https://metriql.com/
- ifokeev 5y ago
  Hi Michael, > One thing I’m not sure about though: can you use the metrics outside of the native tool, and if so how? Cube.js is an open-source analytics framework so you could use it without MLCraft, of course. > Is this both? If so, some better documentation around how to use the metrics layer would be helpful (or maybe I just didn’t look in the right place). Yeah, we provide a tool and bunch of must-have features for the metrics store, but the query layer is still cube.js > some better documentation around how to use the metrics layer would be helpful we're working on the documentation and it will be published soon. Stay tuned. Thanks for the reply! Ivan
ilyoz 5y ago
Looks interesting
fshabashev 5y ago
Looks very promising. That's a real problem for me and my company to create a single source of truth for the key metrics

37 points by ifokeev 5y ago

ifokeev 5y ago

let me know if you have any questions

Reubend 5y ago

Looks very cool. I hadn't heard of Looker before but I love seeing OSS alternatives like this.

ifokeev 5y ago
thanks for the feedback :)

kapitation 5y ago

Hi, i am cofounder of the project. If any of you guys provide us with a feedback about what to develop next, we'll appreciate that.

9teen90nine 5y ago

Looks promising! Good luck

keydunov 5y ago

Great to see more companies in metrics layer space, especially open-source

zhovner 5y ago

Hi there! Could it be used as a business intelligence in the company? I see you support visualisations and dashboards

ifokeev 5y ago
Hi! Yeah, you could use it as a simple business intelligence, we use Vega (https://vega.github.io/vega-lite https://vega.github.io/vega-lite) to create visualizations and it's kind of can visualize anything

mjirv 5y ago

As a current Looker power-user, this looks really solid. One thing I’m not sure about though: can you use the metrics outside of the native tool, and if so how? That is, I see Looker as a BI tool, not a metrics layer, since you mainly use the metrics you define inside Looker, not in other tools. On the other hand, something like MetriQL[0] is a pure metrics layer that can supposedly be used anywhere. Is this both? If so, some better documentation around how to use the metrics layer would be helpful (or maybe I just didn’t look in the right place). [0] https://metriql.com/ https://metriql.com/

ifokeev 5y ago
Hi Michael, > One thing I’m not sure about though: can you use the metrics outside of the native tool, and if so how? Cube.js is an open-source analytics framework so you could use it without MLCraft, of course. > Is this both? If so, some better documentation around how to use the metrics layer would be helpful (or maybe I just didn’t look in the right place). Yeah, we provide a tool and bunch of must-have features for the metrics store, but the query layer is still cube.js > some better documentation around how to use the metrics layer would be helpful we're working on the documentation and it will be published soon. Stay tuned. Thanks for the reply! Ivan

ilyoz 5y ago

Looks interesting

fshabashev 5y ago

Looks very promising. That's a real problem for me and my company to create a single source of truth for the key metrics