Calyptia announced the general availability of Calyptia Core, a Kubernetes solution that simplifies data collection, aggregation and routing at scale.
Calyptia Core removes the operational burden so teams can concentrate on what matters most — discovering actionable insights from their data.
Calyptia Core's plug-and-play approach to configuring data sources and destinations enables users to quickly and easily aggregate observability data at scale and ensures that all data is captured, transformed and routed as desired.
“Until now, observability into Kubernetes clusters has been a very manual, time-consuming and complex process that often delays results. As a business, this leaves you in a position where you tend to focus more on the collection and maintenance of tooling for data management, than extracting value from it,” said Calyptia CEO and Co-founder Eduardo Silva. “Calyptia Core makes it easier to run your business.”
Calyptia Core is available now and integrates with all major backends used for storing and analyzing observability data (Splunk, Datadog, OpenTelemetry, Elasticsearch, S3, etc.). It complements a business’s existing observability analytics, monitoring, and security tools. Other benefits include:
- Reduced cost from using instream processing to route or remove nonessential data to lower-cost storage, ultimately reducing the data stored and processed by expensive search and analytics tools
- Enhanced security by removing the requirement to share secrets and credentials between data sources and destinations
- High-performance scaling that can process petabytes of data across thousands of sources and destinations per day while maintaining low CPU and memory footprints
- Flexible with powerful processing rules for adding information that would otherwise be unavailable further downstream or removing information that should not be stored
Calyptia Core also includes automation of data collection, ability to create custom data pipelines for aggregation that facilitates data processing and filtering, a control plane to provide fine-grained management of the process and extensive developer toolsets to simplify enterprise adoption.
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