Coralogix announced the commercial launch of Olly, an autonomous observability agent that independently investigates and surfaces production issues in real time.
Olly correlates telemetry data, runs analysis, and delivers clear, evidence-backed answers without requiring prompting.
Olly acts as a proactive intelligence layer that anticipates problems, adapts to context, and continually evolves with its users. It behaves like a true engineering teammate, deciding what to analyze, running the necessary queries, explaining every decision it makes, and offering next steps.
Olly removes the complexity of troubleshooting by autonomously identifying root causes, surfacing key signals, and detecting anomalies as they occur. It generates on-demand visualizations from live telemetry and provides precise, data-driven answers to questions like "What is frustrating my customers today?" During incidents, Olly pinpoints affected services, highlights critical bottlenecks, and recommends remediation steps, giving teams a dependable partner for seamless troubleshooting.
Traditional observability forces engineers to navigate countless dashboards and manually correlate logs, metrics, and traces, which often takes hours. Olly eliminates this problem by fully analyzing observability data points and correlating telemetry on its own, reducing investigation time from hours to minutes.
“Organizations are under tremendous pressure to deliver rapidly and at higher quality,” said Ariel Assaraf, CEO and Co-Founder, Coralogix. “Olly gives teams insights that weren't possible before, turning telemetry data into clear, reliable answers so businesses can ship faster and operate with far greater confidence.”
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