Episilia offers a logging and monitoring platform for development and operations teams to analyze streaming logs for security threats, user experience monitoring, and application troubleshooting. The platform supports Open Telemetry and JSON formats, providing fast indexing and long-term storage of detailed application logs for cross-version issue resolution.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Organizations struggle to efficiently manage and analyze the increasing volume of log data generated by their applications and infrastructure. Existing logging solutions can be expensive, complex to operate, and create bottlenecks due to centralized databases. This makes it difficult to identify security threats, monitor user experience, and troubleshoot application issues in real-time.
Solution
Episilia offers a high-speed, scalable logging and monitoring platform designed for development and operations teams. The platform ingests logs from sources like Kafka, HTTP, and S3, indexes them rapidly using a peer-to-peer architecture, and stores them directly in S3, eliminating the need for a central database. Episilia's architecture provides zero bottlenecks with stateless components that scale horizontally. Users can search and analyze logs in real-time using a Grafana-compatible UI, identify security threats with PCRE regex, monitor user experience, and troubleshoot application issues across versions.
Target Audience
Episilia targets development and operations teams dealing with high volumes of log data who need a fast, affordable, and easy-to-operate logging and monitoring solution.
Features
- Supports Open Telemetry and generic JSON message formats for logs
- High-speed indexing at 10-20 MBps per core, enabling analysis of logs as they arrive
- Index size is 1.5% of data size, covering keyword and regex searches
- Logs tailed to the Episilia console in under 3 seconds from origin
- Search queries support keyword and PCRE compliant regex queries
- Data and index files are stored in S3, eliminating the need for a live database
- Integration with Grafana for log browsing and visualization
- Alerting capabilities with delivery to Slack, Pagerduty, and email
- Deployed via Helm charts or docker manifests for easy setup on Kubernetes
- Role-based access control