Coralogix launched the Tracing TCO Optimizer, enabling Coralogix users to assign use cases to their tracing data, and realize up to 90% savings on their ingestion costs.
"Traces are typically employed to provide a detailed operational view, but this is just one part of their value. Coralogix is now the only platform that allows users to define the use case for their data: whether the data be queried frequently, drive dashboards or be retained for historical analysis," said Yoni Farin, Coralogix CTO and co-founder. "This, combined with the power of Coralogix Remote Query and the Streama architecture, enables customers to infinitely retain and analyze their traces over years, while still delivering the remarkable cost optimizations that make Coralogix stand out in the industry."
New features and benefits of Tracing TCO Optimizer include:
- Significant Tracing Cost Savings - Users can now assign use cases to their Tracing data. High priority data is indexed and queried frequently and enjoys access to every feature, Medium priority data (75% cost savings) drives dashboards, machine learning models, in-stream alerting and more, while Low priority data (90% cost savings) is retained for historical analysis and regulatory reasons within the Coralogix Archive.
- Fine-grained Control - Data can be matched on whatever fields are attached to the trace, everything from language, to library version and error details.
- Infinite Retention. Instant Access - Combined with Coralogix Remote Query, traces can be retained indefinitely and still accessed in seconds at no extra costs, without the need to reindex.
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