Affordable, searchable logs and traces for your app
Search logs & traces in one place across all your servers.
No more insecure SSH access.
Create alerts to keep the app running.
Logs + Traces + Alerts
So easy, even a junior can use it.
Best price on the market.
Only 3 minutes.
No training needed.
In 3 minutes, you’ll feel right at home.
With Otelic, developers are productive from day one.
Broad Support for Your Favorite Technologies
Otelic is built on top of OpenTelemetry, the open-source, market standard for observability.
It works seamlessly with many popular programming languages, libraries, tools, and platforms, including JavaScript, TypeScript, C++, C#, .NET, Erlang, Go, Java, PHP, Python, Ruby, Rust, and Swift.
It also integrates smoothly with cloud and container platforms like Kubernetes and the OpenTelemetry Collector. No matter what tools you are using, OpenTelemetry makes it easy to collect, monitor, and analyze data from your applications. Otelic provides powerful features like log exploration, search, and alerts – offering full observability.
What’s your plan when your app slows down?
Logging into the server? Developers access your production machine via SSH. You don’t know exactly what they’re doing there. One mistyped command or a bad actor could leak data or cause downtime.
Searching logs with grep? If a bug was reported a couple of days ago, log rotation may have already deleted the logs. What if the app runs on multiple servers? It becomes too difficult, and the developer might just say ‘can’t reproduce’ and wait for the next unlucky customer.
Alerts, insights, and performance metrics are only possible with centralized logs and traces.
Better logs±2 min
What Are Traces?±3 min
See logs, traces, and insights in one place.
Automate fixes and get alerts with webhooks.
Built for developers, with a fair price.
Native OpenTelemetry Support
OpenTelemetry is an open-source, market-standard solution for logs and traces. Your favorite open-source libraries for SQL, MongoDB, Redis, various RESTful API servers, and many more now support OpenTelemetry out of the box. This broad support makes it easy to instrument your custom code. Gone are the days when traces were only available to large companies.
What Are Traces?
Traces allow developers to see exactly what happens during a call. For example, when your UI makes an API call to the backend and it fails, what went wrong? Was it a database query? A third-party API? A trace shows you exactly what happened during the execution. You can easily identify slow endpoints and, more importantly, see what is causing the slowness within the endpoint.
Trace vs Span?
A trace represents a full execution path, while a span is a single step within that execution. For example, during an API call, a trace captures the entire end-to-end process. A single trace typically consists of multiple spans — such as a call to your RESTful API, a database query, or a request to a third-party API.
Compliance and security: GDPR, SOC 2, HIPAA?
All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. All data is stored in Europe.
Otelic operates in Lithuania, Europe. We encrypt logs and trace data using a combination of a local encryption key and a remote security service provided by AWS KMS, as required by GDPR, SOC 2, and HIPAA. We are working towards full GDPR, SOC 2, and HIPAA compliance for our most demanding customers.CloudWatch vs Otelic.
Why not Elastic Cloud, Google Cloud Logs, AWS CloudWatch, New Relic, or DataDog?
They are overly complex, slow, and overpriced.
They may surprise you with big invoices after an error loop.
You will spend weeks on training.