Parseable, an open observability datalake, handles 100M time-series/min

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Parseable is an open observability datalake designed to handle 100 million time-series data points per minute.

The pain

Companies struggle to ingest, store, and analyze massive volumes of time-series observability data efficiently and cost-effectively.

The gap

Existing solutions are often proprietary, expensive, or lack the scalability and openness that some users require.

Build angle

Building a scalable, open-source datalake for observability requires deep technical expertise and infrastructure investment, likely beyond a solo founder.

Strengths

  • Clear and growing demand for scalable observability tools
  • Open approach may attract community and reduce vendor lock-in
  • Handles extremely high data ingestion rates

Risks

  • Strong competition from established players like Prometheus, Datadog, and others
  • High technical complexity and infrastructure costs
  • Uncertain monetization strategy for an open tool

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