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In this deep dive, Coralogix Developer Advocate Chris Cooney, will explain the features that are available in the logging UI. We'll cover filtering, querying, machine learning log aggregation and much more.

Coralogix TCO Optimizer allows customers to assign use cases to their data, and drive savings of between 40-70%. Coralogix TCO Optimizer leverages Streama © technology to automatically route data to the desired storage, driving huge cost savings and massive benefit.

DataPrime is the next generation analytics language from Coralogix. With schema on read transformations, aggregations and more, Coralogix users can explore their data, in archive or indexed, faster and more thoroughly than on any other platform.

A run through of the Alert Map feature in Coralogix. A revolutionary way to visualise alerts by their defined groupings, which scales far more effectively than anything else on the market today.

In this video, we'll explore how to export OTLP traces from a simple Java application into Coralogix, using nothing more than a few lines of configuration in Open Telemetry.

In this video, we'll explore how to export OTLP traces from a simple Java application into Coralogix, using nothing more than a few lines of configuration in Open Telemetry.

In this video, we'll explore how to connect Prometheus to Coralogix, using the Open Telemetry collector as an abstraction layer. This deployment minimises 3rd party code in your system, and provides a completely open source path to integration, all while using industry standard, simple tooling.

In this video, we begin with a local Kubernetes cluster. From there, we will add a collector agent, the Open Telemetry Collector and configure it to push logs to Coralogix. However, we won't stop there. We'll then use the Logs2Metrics feature to transform those logs into some key container metrics, and visualise them using a DataMap. From 0 to observable in 15 minutes.

A tutorial for capturing logs in a Kubernetes cluster and shipping them into Coralogix, using nothing but the Open Telemetry Collector.