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Anatomy of AI-powered Root Cause Analysis

Jul 23, 2025 By Nikolay Sivko In Coroot

AI is being used to automate just about everything these days, from writing code to making coffee. Observability is no exception. But before we dive into how AI can actually help, it is worth stepping back to look at what already works, what does not, and where the real gaps are.

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How to improve observability with fast log analysis (using FOSS!)

Jul 22, 2025 By Coroot In Coroot

Log analysis can take only seconds (not hours) with time-mapped heat graphs, pattern clustering and analysis, and errors sorted by severity.

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Arie's Adventures with Coroot

Jul 15, 2025 By Arie Van Den Heuvel In Coroot

Arie van den Heuvel is an engineer, a System and Application Management Specialist, and a valued member of our community. Below he has shared his journey using Coroot, and how it has helped improve observability for his team. You can read more of Arie’s writing and support the resource articles he has created for open source on his blog.

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How to improve your observability

Jul 10, 2025 By Coroot In Coroot

Coroot was designed to solve the problem of time-consuming root cause analysis. It handles the full observability journey - from collecting telemetry automatically with zero code setup (thanks, eBPF!) to simplifying the role of SREs and DevOps everywhere with instant root cause analysis powered by AI. We also strongly believe that simple observability should be an innovation everyone can afford to benefit from: which is why our software is open source!

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What is a Data Lake, Data Warehouse, and a Data Lakehouse? (Learn the difference)

Jul 10, 2025 By Coroot In Coroot

Altinity, Inc. Developer Advocate Josh Lee walks us from an '80s IBM to a present day where columnar formats like and querying tools like Iceberg are often used to manage data.

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