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Coralogix
Company blog · coralogix.com/blogdataprogramming
Coralogix is the company blog at coralogix.com, writing about data and programming. Since 2017, 7 different Hacker News readers have linked it 13 times. It is still writing: the last post was on 2026-11-01, and you can follow it by feed.
Too few sampled comments (11) to say how often HN recommends it.?
Why HN links it
Mostly linked by commenters from Coralogix in threads on logging, observability and Datadog costs, promoting its log analytics product. One comment links a blog post on Akka's licence change.
Summarised by Claude from a sample of 11 HN comments that link here. Each comment is marked recommending, critical or neutral (citing without judging); how this works.
Ingest all your data, store it indefinitely on your cloud, and query with a unified syntax. A platform built for scale and efficiency.
Most-linked posts?
- /2 people · 3 mentions · first linked 2019-08-29
What Hacker News says?
Hey! I work for Coralogix, maybe you'd like to check us out :) https://coralogix.com/
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on “Ask HN: How do you handle logging?”Submitted New logging addon for Heroku as a story · 16 points
HN discussionAllow me to rep the tool I help build: Coralogix, which is a managed log analytics service. You haven't said what your budget is, but our pricing starts at $15/month to handle 5 GB/month of logs - certainly cheaper than running ELK yourself. https://coralogix.com
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on “Ask HN: How do you manage logs for your backend services?”Submitted Datadog pricing explained with real-world scenarios as a story · 1 points
HN discussionHey! If you’re looking for open source friendly with really straight forward cost, check out Coralogix.com. Great features for logs, metrics & traces, total compatibility with open telemetry, cost optimization tools built in (DataDog leavers typically save around 50%), and much more! Check out our site, and you can find me on LinkedIn (or indeed reply here !) if you want to ask further questions. https://www.coralog…
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on “Show HN: OneUptime – open-source Datadog Alternative”The big takeaway here for me is that Akka has changed license to BSL. It's almost crazy to me that such a fundamental and widely used project would switch to such a restrictive license. Some more details here: https://coralogix.com/blog/akka-license-change/ > Lightbend are operating on a “per core” model, with their base license starting at $1995 per core (defined as a thread or vCPU) > The license is only enforced…
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on “Scala isn't fun anymore”Check out Coralogix Traces! They're awesome :) https://coralogix.com/docs/distributed-tracing/
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on “DataDog asked OpenTelemetry contributor to kill pull request”Full transparency: I work at Coralogix HOWEVER I am speaking as me, Chris, the engineer, and do not reflect the views of Coralogix!! This business model is only bad for a company if they're not confident that the value they bring isn't enough OR if there is a plan to ratchet up prices, once customers are locked in. If the agreement is transparent, then there's no need for this kind behaviour. That's why at Coralogix…
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on “DataDog asked OpenTelemetry contributor to kill pull request”Full transparency, I work for Coralogix, but customers moving from DataDog to Coralogix regularly see a 40-70% cost reduction. And we actively encourage our customers to build using OpenTelemetry because we have confidence in what the product brings :) https://coralogix.com/docs/opentelemetry-using-kubernetes/
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on “DataDog asked OpenTelemetry contributor to kill pull request”Hey! Just wanna wave a flag for Coralogix (I work there, disclaimer). We've built a ton of cost optimization because we know that the industry is just ridiculous right now. Your assessment is absolutely correct, and there are more than a few multi-billion dollar companies whose bottom line is predicated on their customers wasting money and being inefficient. We're not one of them! https://coralogix.com/
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on “Do we need to store all that telemetry?”In defense of Grafana Loki, it's awesome... if you have a lot of information about your telemetry data up front - i.e volumes, use cases, how you wish to query it etc. A broader solution like Coralogix ( https://coralogix.com/ ) is more appropriate if you're venturing into the unknown and you need more of a data discovery capability. The problem with most of THESE "all in one" platforms is they tried flexibility and…
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on “I can't recommend serious use of an all-in-one local Grafana Loki setup”Check out Coralogix! It comes in at a fraction of the price of DataDog (typically a 40-70% cost reduction for migrating customers), no service tiering (so you instantly get support, managed onboarding etc) with a complete, end to end, open source experience (even archived logs are stored in Parquet). For your use case, Coralogix is awesome. It comes with a managed Grafana instance, if you wish to use that interface,…
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on “I can't recommend serious use of an all-in-one local Grafana Loki setup”I work at Coralogix https://coralogix.com We're a relatively new, relatively small player in this space, differentiating by real-time anomaly detection and tooling to help our customers keep costs low (by filtering out logs known to be irrelevant).
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on “Ask HN: Splunk Alternatives?”