Scaling Observability Platform with Custom Pipeline and HyperDX UI
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valyala
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Summary
The article discusses scaling an observability platform from 19 PiB to 100 PB by replacing OpenTelemetry with a custom pipeline, handling a significant increase in event volume efficiently, and introducing a new observability UI called HyperDX.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledOur internal system grew from 19 PiB to 100 PB of uncompressed logs and from ~40 trillion to 500 trillion rows.
We absorbed a 20× surge in event volume using under 10% of the CPU previously needed.
The required parsing and marshalling of events in OpenTelemetry proved a bottleneck and didn’t scale - our custom pipeline addressed this.
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