OpenTelemetry native. From day one. No lock-in.
Every OTel-compatible SDK, collector and agent works with Obseria immediately. Open standards for data, queries and dashboards
otelbin: validate OpenTelemetry Collector configurations visually
Our free open-source tool for collector pipelines.
Go to otelbinOpen standards, full control
Obseria builds on OpenTelemetry, Prometheus and Perses instead of proprietary formats.OpenTelemetry native
OTLP for logs, metrics, traces and profiles. Semantic conventions are fully supported, including GenAI and Kubernetes.
PromQL, SQL and OQL
Keep using existing PromQL queries and alert rules, use SQL for ad-hoc analysis or OQL for cross-signal questions.
No lock-in
Export data at any time in OTLP format. Version dashboards as Perses code. No proprietary formats, no lost context.
0 proprietary agents required
Fjord Software uses OTel SDKs and the collector exclusively.
Read the Fjord story100% of PromQL alerts migrated
Deltaforge migrated 1,200 Prometheus rules without changes.
Read the Deltaforge story3 days to migrate from a proprietary backend
Kestrel Mobility switched by changing one collector exporter.
Read the Kestrel story40+ contributions to OpenTelemetry projects
Obseria engineers contribute to the collector, semantic conventions and SDKs.
Engineering blogEmpower your business with AI-driven observability
Harness trusted answers instead of alert floods, for measurable business outcomes at scale
Explore the Obseria approachFrom signal to answer in three steps
- Step 1
Point your exporter
Send OTLP from existing SDKs and collectors to Obseria, or use Prometheus remote write.
- Step 2
Keep your conventions
Semantic conventions, resource attributes and PromQL rules work unchanged.
- Step 3
Stay portable
Export data in OTLP at any time and version dashboards as Perses code.
What's included
- OTLP for logs, metrics, traces and profiles
- Full semantic conventions incl. GenAI
- PromQL alerts and Alertmanager import
- Perses dashboards as code
- Validated collector configurations
- Export at any time, no lock-in
Open-source technologies behind Obseria
OpenTelemetry
SDKs, collector and OTLP as the foundation of every data path.
Prometheus & PromQL
Ingest metrics via remote write, query and alert with PromQL.
Perses
Dashboards as code in the open Perses format, GitOps-ready.
Kubernetes Operator
Automatic instrumentation and collector management as an operator.
MCP server, CLI and API
Humans and agents access the same data, with the same permissions.
Fluent Bit & Vector
The log shipper of your choice, straight into Obseria.
OpenTelemetry use cases with Obseria
One collector, all signals
Obseria provides validated collector configurations for Kubernetes, VMs and serverless. Processors for sampling, enrichment and masking run before export.
DocumentationFrom proprietary agents to open standards
Switch the exporter, done. Obseria reads OTLP, Prometheus remote write, Jaeger, Zipkin and StatsD. Old and new pipelines can run in parallel.
Migration solutionPerses dashboards in Git
Manage dashboards, alert rules and configuration in any editor, review via pull request and roll out through existing release pipelines.
For developersThe same data for humans and AI agents
Via MCP server, CLI and API, coding agents and assistants can read traces, logs and metrics, with the same permissions as their users.
AI ObservabilityWorks with your stack
Connect the technologies you already run. 700+ integrations, discovered and put into context automatically.
Leading organizations that run on OpenTelemetry
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OpenTelemetry FAQ
OpenTelemetry is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) project and the open industry standard for generating, collecting and exporting telemetry data: traces, metrics, logs and profiles.
No. The agent is optional and adds automatic instrumentation, profiling and security to OpenTelemetry. Pure OTel setups are fully supported.
Yes. PromQL queries and alert rules work unchanged. Alertmanager configurations can be imported.
At any time in OTLP format via API or as a batch export to your object storage. Dashboards are available in Perses format.
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