ramonguiu

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   by ramonguiu 1y ago

   @jabiko thanks for the note. Glad our product is working so well for you. re:Azure we are working on some new things :) . Feel free to drop me a message if you'd like to discuss further (ramon@tigerdata.com).
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   by ramonguiu 4y ago

   It depends on what exactly you are referring to. I should have mentioned that correlating observability data (or sometimes product metrics collected via Prometheus) with product data (or any other data really like business data) can be supe
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   by ramonguiu 4y ago

   Thanks for sharing. Makes total sense. As soon as you have to query across span attributes AND span parent/child relationships you need a more sophisticated query language.
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   by ramonguiu 4y ago

   (Promscale team member) 100% agree. OpenTelemetry solves half of the problem by standardizing and unifying instrumentation. With Promscale our aim is to solve the other half with a unified storage and query language for metrics, traces and
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   by ramonguiu 4y ago

   (Promscale team member) That's definitely our goal: to offer a solution that is very easy to self-host that covers most of the features APM products provide within Grafana so you don't have to go back and forth between different t
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   by ramonguiu 4y ago

   (Promscale team member) We are also super excited to offer this capability to all our TimescaleDB users. Feel free to ping us on our community Slack ( https://slack.timescale.com #promscale channel or drop me an email ramon[at]ti
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   by ramonguiu 4y ago

   (Promscale team member) That's great! SQL definitely opens lots of possibilities to analyze the data. And lots of visualization tools already integrate with PostgreSQL/TimescaleDB which Promscale uses to store data so you have a l
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   by ramonguiu 4y ago

   (Promscale team member) As @akulkarni said, Promscale supports Prometheus metrics and OpenTelemetry traces natively and there are different ways to correlate both signals. I am actually delivering a talk that goes over the different ways yo
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   by ramonguiu 5y ago

   Hey rudasn, I'm Ramon, the author of the blog post. You can definitely use the tools mentioned in the blog post on bare metal as well. All components in the demo environments described in the blog post run on Docker on a host, no Kuber
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    by ramonguiu 5y ago

    (NB: Promscale team member) Thanks for the positive feedback! Is there anything in particular you are missing in Promscale to be used as a backend for multiple Prometheus instances? We added support for multi-tenancy a couple of months ago