Parseable shows off open-source observability data lake
What happened
A Show HN post on the Hacker News front page on October 6 introduced Parseable, an open-source observability data lake. It uses a columnar design and object storage native architecture and processes 100 million time-series records per minute, according to the report. A single binary combines logs, metrics and distributed traces, with SQL and natural language queries plus alerts, dashboards and access control. Tools include MCP, Slack Bot, PAI, PB CLI and OTex. Deployment options cover self-hosted OSS, managed cloud and a BYOC enterprise edition; the report says it holds GDPR and SOC 2 Type II certifications.
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- Hacker News front pageShow HN: Parseable, an open observability datalake, handles 100M time-series/min
Parseable 是一个开源可观测性数据湖，采用列式设计与对象存储原生架构，每分钟可处理 1 亿条时序数据。它在单一二进制内整合日志、指标与分布式追踪，支持 SQL 和自然语言查询、告警、仪表盘与访问控制，并提供 MCP、Slack Bot、PAI、PB CLI、OTex 等工具。部署方式包括自托管 OSS、托管云及 BYOC 企业版，已通过 GDPR 和 SOC 2 Type II 认证。
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