Lumberyardo11y

Observability

The only number on your invoice is gigabytes in

No per-host fee, no per-user seat, no charge for running a query or opening a dashboard. Ingest is metered; everything else is included, for 13 months.

 logs, metrics, traces 13-month retention OpenTelemetry native
Traffic · last 24hstreaming
8.4Tbps
peak egress
97.4%
cache hit
11101111101111
01ingest-gru-431 nodes · 18.4 Gbpslive
02edge-iad-456 nodes · 9.7 Gbpslive
03edge-sin-754 nodes · 7.7 Gbpslive
04ingest-iad-132 nodes · 35.8 Gbpslive
ingest 4.1 TB/dayactive series 92 Mspans/s 1.4 Mquery p95 340 msretention 13 monthshosts monitored 118,204no seat pricingno per-query pricingingest 4.1 TB/dayactive series 92 Mspans/s 1.4 Mquery p95 340 msretention 13 monthshosts monitored 118,204no seat pricingno per-query pricing
4.1TB
ingested per day, per median customer
92M
active series
340ms
p95 query latency
13months
retention, included

Three signals, one store

Logs

Structured or not, indexed on the fields you choose, full-text searchable across 13 months without rehydration.

Metrics

Prometheus remote-write and OTLP. No cardinality tax — a label with a million values costs the same as one with ten.

Traces

Tail-based sampling you configure, or keep everything. Exemplars link a metric spike to the spans that caused it.

One query language

The same syntax across all three signals, with autocompletion that knows your actual field names.

Alerts that page correctly

Multi-window burn-rate alerting on SLOs out of the box, because rate-of-change alerts on raw metrics page too much.

No agent lock-in

OpenTelemetry Collector, Fluent Bit, Vector, Prometheus — use whatever you already run. Our agent is optional.

A day in one account

Ingest by signal
00:0006:0012:0018:00now
LogsMetrics + traces
3.1 TB
Logs
640 GB
Metrics
410 GB
Traces
4.1 TB
Total

The questions the finance team asks

Uncompressed bytes accepted by the ingest endpoint, measured after any drop rules you configure. That is the whole meter.