PostgreSQL Observability and Monitoring:
Analyze Metrics, Logs, and Queries

Coroot is the best user-friendly tool to monitor and analyze network traffic. The web dashboards provides a clear overview of network connectivity and a detailed picture of network flows including packet size. it helps to easly identify repeated errors and warnings in application logs which is a common burden for development team.

Coroot is the best ePBF based APM monitoring and analytics in open source world. The cool thing is it can discover whether your infra is in nomad or Kubernetes and it will group accordingly. Minimal configuration and easily deployed anywhere.

Coroot may become an essential SRE part for small businesses and teams who do not require complex systems and want to set up monitoring with SLOs, notifications, and request tracing quickly. Even a person not involved in your project will have an easy time understanding how all the services interact by looking their service map diagram. 

Coroot’s use of eBPF technology for observability offers a powerful, user-friendly solution that enhances visibility, simplifies troubleshooting, and ensures your database operations run smoothly and reliably

For enterprises juggling sprawling architectures, Coroot is nothing short of a lifesaver. It’s perfect for cost-conscious teams looking to ditch expensive cloud tools like DataDog or New Relic. Plus, being fully self-hosted means your data stays under your control.

Coroot is one of the easiest observability solutions to recommend because it is both easy to install and feature-complete, delivering immediate value out of the box, all while being built on open standards. It’s the first tool I install, even using it to observe my other observability tools.

Coroot is a revolution in IT observability. This open-source platform simplifies the analysis of metrics, logs and traces, providing valuable insights and unparalleled simplicity.

As someone who likes simple things that can be managed by large teams, I immediately loved Coroot. It’s an amazing experience to set something up in less then thirty minutes and almost immediately attain a visual knowledge of containerized applications. And if there’s a problem, they react quickly.