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Very cool, is Next support planned? I haven't tried onboarding yours, but I like your focus on easy setup. Datadog has become more difficult to setup over time. Sentry, PostHog, and SigNoz were fast to setup but I could never get metrics from my app to be received by any of them. Maybe I was rate limited or maybe it was a config problem, but never got them to work. How much traffic can it handle and what's the pricing for cloud? Can't find pricing on your site. How are you different from the 20+ existing monitoring solutions? * https://sentry.io * https://newrelic.com * https://www.honeycomb.io * https://www.datadoghq.com * https://opstrace.com (YC S19, acquired by GitLab) * https://posthog.com (YC W20) * https://signoz.io (YC W21) * https://www.highlight.io (YC W23) * https://amplitude.com * https://www.solarwinds.com/appoptics * https:/

This is a performance monitoring software package developed by Intel (who are calling this "telemetry") – since 2015 as far as I know. I have taken a look at it and like it. It's very modular (there are collectors, processors and publishers of metrics) and can also serve as an example of a medium-sized well-written Go project that handles external dependencies with Glide, logs with Logrus and enables cross-language plugins with gRPC. Strangely everyone working on the project seems to have stopped doing this somewhere around Nov/Dec 2017 (although one of the core developers just replied to an issue of the same topic that the "framework is stable" https://github.com/intelsdi-x/snap/issues/1759). I would be a shame to see the project die, so go use it, star it or contribute plugins. There's good documentation and many examples on how to do t