SigNoz

Excited & grateful to share that our open-source project, has crossed 20,000+ GitHub stars! ?? This milestone puts us in the company of some incredible open-source projects — like Kubernetes, Prometheus, etcd, and Helm. For context, only 15 CNCF projects have ever crossed the 20k+ GitHub stars mark, and we’re thrilled & humbled to join this elite club. None of this would have been possible without the continued support of our dev community. From users sharing feedback to contributors improving the platform, this milestone is as much yours as it is ours. ?? Thank you for believing in the idea of an open-source observability platform built on an open ecosystem like OpenTelemetry. Your support and trust keep us going. ?? When we started SigNoz, we knew the developer community needed a simple, one-stop open-source observability tool—but we didn’t imagine the painpoint would resonate with so many people around the world. It’s a great milestone for our team, and it makes our resolve of building the best open-source observability platform stronger. Let’s keep pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in open-source observability. ??

Crossed 21,000 Github stars over the weekend ?? ?? We have recently shipped some major upgrades to our open-source project to make open-source observability super easy for any engineering team - like single binary for OS installations. ?? And the dev community continues to show their support ?? Let’s keep pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in open-source observability. ??

We launched a major upgrade to our open source project last week and are delighted to see the community response to it. ?? It also made our open source repo trend on Github ?? ?? Introducing SigNoz Single Binary ?? We have combined some previously separate components (query-service, frontend, and alertmanager) into a single binary called SigNoz. This means fewer moving parts, simpler maintenance, and a much smoother installation experience. This architectural improvement significantly simplifies the deployment and maintenance of SigNoz, making it more accessible to a broader range of users. Some of the key benefits include: ?? Allows installation on bare metal servers ?? Faster & Easier Installation ?? Simplified Maintenance ?? Reduced Infrastructure Overhead Check out all the details in our blog(link in comments)

? ???????? 1 ?????? ???? ????! The SigNoz Community Call – APAC Edition is happening tomorrow! Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the latest in SigNoz, hear from a guest speaker, and engage with the community. ?? Date: March 19 ? Time: 12:30 PM (IST) ?? What’s planned? ? Speaker Spotlight: Vibhu from SigNoz team will give an overview of the Single Binary Architecture ? Latest SigNoz Updates: See new features and improvements in action ? Feedback & Feature Requests: Share your thoughts and help shape SigNoz ? Live Q&A: Ask your questions from SigNoz maintainers Register now to secure your spot - https://lu.ma/1z2jr0yy

Finding Datadog & New Relic Alternatives: SigNoz As companies look for cost-effective observability solutions, self-hosted and open-source alternatives to Datadog and New Relic are gaining traction. One of the top contenders is SigNoz—a powerful monitoring tool that provides logs, metrics, and tracing in a single platform. Why SigNoz? ? Self-Hosted or Managed – Offers full control over data and costs. ? Active & Rapid Development – New features and improvements are rolled out frequently. ? Seamless AWS Integration – Supports AWS services like Lambda, RDS, and ECS. ? Good UI & Simple Pricing – No complex billing, just straightforward pricing. ? Strong Support & Community – Helpful documentation and responsive customer support. Who Is It For? SigNoz (https://signoz.io/) is well-suited for teams needing cloud and Kubernetes monitoring with strong logging, metrics, and tracing capabilities. Whether you're running workloads on AWS or managing clusters with Kubernetes, SigNoz is a powerful alternative to traditional observability platforms. Would you consider switching from Datadog/New Relic to an open-source alternative? #Observability #Monitoring #SigNoz #CloudNative #Kubernetes #DevOps #Logging #Metrics #Tracing #AWS

We’ve got a Chief Joy Officer at SigNoz! ?? Bringing smiles and open-source observability together! ???

Always a good surprise to see SigNoz trending on Github - currently featured in repos using typescript ?? ??

? ???????? 6 ???????? ???? ????! We’re gearing up for the next ???????????? ?????????????????? ???????? – ???????? edition on March 19th, where we bring together our community to discuss the latest in observability and SigNoz. ?? ????????: March 19th, 2025 ? ????????: 12:30 pm (IST) ?? What’s in store? ? Latest SigNoz Features: See new updates and improvements in action ? Feedback & Feature Requests: Share your feedback and request new features ? Q&A Session: Get answers from the SigNoz team and community We have a major release coming up, learn more about it in the Call. ?? Register now: https://lu.ma/1z2jr0yy

Thanks SigNoz for the opportunity to geek out on Distributed Tracing as a pillar of Observability! Special thanks to Chitransh Gupta for the logistics. We had a meaty conversation and I'm looking forward to a follow-up with the SigNoz community to dive into observing and tracing span links and database calls. #signoz #o11y #observability

Open Source Observability ftw ????