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OneUptime – An Open Source Observability Platform

Hello HN!

We’re excited to introduce OneUptime, an open source observability platform. Unlike other companies, our platform is MIT licensed and is 100% open source (and always will be). We’re not following the open-core model, but instead, we’re committed to keeping everything open.

OneUptime is a combination of Incident.io, Pingdom, PagerDuty, and StatusPage.io all in one platform. We’re also planning to add Logs Management and APM to make it a viable alternative to Datadog in the future.

We’ve been in the market for a few months and already have some big enterprises paying us, including the likes of Securonix, Dotdash Meredith, and many more.

We’re a super tiny team of 3 people and are looking for a very senior engineer to join our team, ideally someone who understands OpenTelemetry. We’re 100% bootstrapped and proud of it.

We’d love to hear your early feedback. Please check us out on GitHub here: https://github.com/oneuptime/oneuptime

Looking forward to your thoughts and comments!

( 3 comments | on HN )
Re:OneUptime – An Open Source Observability Platform by aprilmim on Monday November 20, 2023 @10:51AM (#38349684)
Here is my criticism. I have no idea what your product does/is after reading this.
Re:OneUptime – An Open Source Observability Platform by Jemaclus on Monday November 20, 2023 @01:14PM (#38351898)
Here's the actual website, versus the Github link: https://oneuptime.com/
Re:OneUptime – An Open Source Observability Platform by chitraa on Sunday November 26, 2023 @03:34PM (#38424755)
Kudos to OneUptime for their open-source observability platform, addressing limitations in existing solutions. Do you think it's worth considering Squadcast alongside OneUptime when evaluating open-source observability solutions?