Name: Uptrace
Rating: 4.75 (4 reviews)

Uptrace is an open source distributed tracing tool. We help developers pinpoint failures and find performance bottlenecks. Uptrace can process billions of spans on a single server and allows to monitor your software at 10x lower cost.

Revolutionary observability platform with JSON-native storage, multi-project management and real-time data transformations. Built on ClickHouse for enterprise-scale performance with intuitive developer experience.

Hey Product Hunt community! 🚀 I'm thrilled to share Uptrace v2.0 with you today - this has been our biggest technical challenge and most exciting release yet! The problem we solved: Traditional observability tools force you to choose between data structure and performance. You either flatten telemetry data (losing valuable nested context) or store it as blobs (making queries painfully slow). Our breakthrough: We fully embraced ClickHouse's new JSON data type. This lets us store complex nested telemetry data directly in columns while maintaining blazing-fast columnar performance. The result? 10x faster queries on the exact same data. What makes v2.0 special: - Real-time data transformations - Think middleware for your observability pipeline. Parse, enrich, sample, or restructure data as it flows through - Multi-project management - Finally, intuitive UI-based project management instead of wrestling with config files - Enterprise-ready security - SSO, SAML, and MFA built right in - Smart trace navigation - Bidirectional span linking makes debugging complex distributed systems much easier Free to try: Community Edition includes core functionality, or Premium at $200/month for full enterprise features. Perfect timing: As microservices and distributed systems become the norm, observability is more critical than ever. We built v2.0 to handle the scale and complexity modern teams face. I'd love to answer any questions! What's your biggest observability pain point? 🤔

That's an exciting update! I know Vladimir has been working really hard on this release, and I haven’t had a chance to try Uptrace 2.0 yet. Judging by the quality of Uptrace 1.0, this update must be spectacular!