Unifying Observability: Weaving Prometheus, Jaeger, and Open Source Together to Win
summary
OpenSearch forks Elasticsearch 7.10 to provide a pure Apache 2.0 observability stack and already ships anomaly detection for time series. OpenSearch Dashboards is gaining a PromQL connector (slipped to January) so logs and Prometheus-compatible metrics can be queried together. Traces flow from OpenTelemetry into Jaeger which now supports ClickHouse and TimescaleDB backends. A Data Prepper component normalizes schemas and can replace Logstash. Roadmap expects usable unified visuals and microservice object storage architecture in 6–12 months.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 3:48Monitoring is a use case for observability data
- 7:42Open-Source software foundations
- 13:56Vision for OpenSearch Database
- 16:01OpenSearch Dashboards Vision
- 19:00OpenSearch Observability Plugin
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