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Introducing Odigos
Distributed traces, metrics and logs for every application
Get started in minutes, without having to change a single line of code. Just select an observability backend and that's it
Odigos is the only solution that automatically instruments compiled languages (like Go)
Automatically get traces, metrics and logs for every new deployed application. No more blind spots
Odigos is developed together with the community. Parts of Odigos are contributed to OpenTelemetry and eBPF
Odigos supports the leading vendors and open source backends. Keep using the tools you use today, with much more data
Scale the number of collectors based on the traffic of your applications. No need to manage complex collectors topology
Get Started In 3 Steps
Step 1
Install Odigos on your Kubernetes cluster by executing a single command.
Step 2
Select target applications: choose specific applications, or let Odigos instrument everything automatically.
Step 3
Choose where to send the observability data. Both managed vendors and open source solutions are supported.
Done!
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Odigos work?
Odigos combines OpenTelemetry and eBPF to automatically instrument your applications. As soon as you install Odigos you will get distributed traces, metrics and logs. In addition, you will be able to correlate the different signals using features like exemplars.
Odigos detects the programming language of every running application and use the best instrumentation technology for this programming language.
Which programming languages are supported?
Java, Python, .NET, Go and JavaScript.
We are constantly adding support for more languages.
Do I need to change my current APM?
No. Odigos works with all the leading vendors (Datadog, New Relic, Honeycomb, Grafana Cloud and many more!)
Prefer an open source solution? Odigos supports many of the popular open source tools like Jaeger, Tempo, Loki, Grafana and SigNoz.
Does Odigos adds performance overhead?
No. Odigos extends your code in runtime resulting in no performance overhead. Using Odigos is as permanent as adding the instrumentation code manually.
Achieve Full Observability In Minutes
Try our getting started guide to see Odigos in action