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ObservabilityOS

ObservabilityOS collects structured logs, scrubs sensitive information, detects anomalies, and produces AI-assisted incident post-mortems.

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#5 of 22
Score
6.5
ObservabilityOS's website

What ObservabilityOS is

ObservabilityOS collects structured logs, scrubs sensitive information, detects anomalies, and produces AI-assisted incident post-mortems. Its rolling statistical Z-score baselines monitor error rates, latency, and CPU usage. The service says analysis using GPT-4 or Claude can describe what happened, why, and a recommended hotfix. Logs can be collected through a JavaScript/TypeScript SDK or a Docker sidecar for local logs and container output; its ingestion API also supports native OTLP HTTP/JSON. Listed integrations include OpenTelemetry, GitHub, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Docker, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, and Redis. Incident features include threaded comments, runbooks, service health dashboards, SLOs, and live SSE monitoring. The site says telemetry is scrubbed before storage and sensitive client data is not sent to external LLMs. A free source-available self-hosted option uses Docker/Compose and offers community support. The Free Developer plan allows one service, 500MB of logs monthly, and seven-day retention. Pro Cloud is $29 / month, approximately ₹2,499 / month in India, with 10 services, 10GB monthly logs, and 30-day retention.

Good

  • Detects anomalies in errors, latency, and CPU usage
  • Supports native OTLP HTTP/JSON ingestion
  • Lists integrations across observability and team tools
  • Offers a source-available self-hosted plan

Watch out

  • Free Developer plan is limited to one service
  • Free Developer retention is seven days
  • Free Developer plan allows 500MB of logs monthly

Who it suits

ObservabilityOS suits teams that need log and telemetry monitoring alongside incident analysis and response tools. Its free self-hosted option may suit users able to deploy with Docker/Compose.

Verdict

ObservabilityOS brings anomaly detection, log collection, and incident workflows together, with both cloud and self-hosted options. Compare the usage limits and retention in each plan against your monitoring needs.

Plans and prices

From ObservabilityOS's own pricing page, checked 29 Sep 2026.

All about pricing
PlanPriceWhat it gives you
Free DeveloperFree1 service · 500MB logs / month · 7-day retention · Free / Source-Available
Self-Host Source-AvailableFreeUnlimited services · Unlimited logs · Unlimited retention · Bring your own keys for multi-channel alerts and AI analysis · Free / Source-Available
Pro Cloud$29 a month10 services · 10GB logs / month · 30-day retention · $29 / month≈ ₹2,499 / month in India

The facts

Each one read from ObservabilityOS's own pages, with the date it was checked.

What it does

AI analysis
The site says incident analysis uses GPT-4 or Claude to produce a post-mortem with what happened, why, and a recommended hotfix.checked 29 Sep 2026
Anomaly detection
It uses rolling statistical Z-score baselines to detect anomalies in error rates, latency, and CPU usage.checked 29 Sep 2026
Incident tools
Features include incident creation, threaded comments, runbooks, service health dashboards, SLOs, and live SSE monitoring.checked 29 Sep 2026
Integrations
The site lists OpenTelemetry, GitHub, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Docker, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, and Redis integrations.checked 29 Sep 2026
LLM data handling
The site says sensitive client data is not sent to external LLMs; sanitized schema metadata, anonymized error types, and deployment context are processed.checked 29 Sep 2026
Log ingestion
The product offers a zero-dependency JavaScript/TypeScript SDK and a Docker sidecar that can collect local logs or container stdout.checked 29 Sep 2026
OpenTelemetry support
The ingestion API supports native OTLP HTTP/JSON, which the site says can be configured without code modifications for existing collectors.checked 29 Sep 2026
Privacy
The site says telemetry is scrubbed before database storage, including credentials, authorization headers, JWTs, credit card numbers, and user-defined patterns.checked 29 Sep 2026
Self-hosting
The pricing section offers a free source-available self-hosted plan with Docker/Compose deployment and GitHub community support.checked 29 Sep 2026
Support
The site lists GitHub community support for the self-hosted plan and gives [email protected] as its support contact.checked 29 Sep 2026
Usage limits
The Free Developer plan includes 1 service, 500MB of logs per month, and 7-day retention; Pro Cloud lists 10 services, 10GB per month, and 30-day retention.checked 29 Sep 2026
What it does
ObservabilityOS ingests structured logs, scrubs PII, detects latency and error anomalies, and generates AI root-cause post-mortems.checked 29 Sep 2026

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