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Coroot

Coroot is an observability platform and Kubernetes performance monitor that utilizes eBPF to automatically collect metrics, logs, and traces without requiring manual code instrumentation. It functions as an OpenTelemetry trace analyzer and an LLM observability gateway, exposing system health data to large language models through the Model Context Protocol.

The platform differentiates itself by combining automated root cause analysis and AI-driven diagnostics to investigate performance regressions. It also includes a cloud cost monitoring tool that attributes infrastructure spending to specific applications across major cloud providers to identify optimization opportunities.

The system's capabilities cover wide-ranging observability domains, including distributed request tracing, log pattern analysis, and resource profiling for CPU and memory. It provides health monitoring for containerized applications via service level objectives, database query monitoring, and network connectivity analysis across multiple clusters.

Installation is managed through a central server and node agents, with support for Kubernetes operator automation and high availability configurations.

Features

  • Observability Platforms - Provides an observability platform that automatically collects metrics, logs, and traces at the kernel level using eBPF.
  • Automated Root Cause Analysis - Uses AI to investigate performance issues and automatically identify the primary source of system failures.
  • eBPF-Based Collection - Captures kernel-level metrics, logs, and distributed traces automatically via eBPF without requiring manual code instrumentation.
  • Performance and Resource Profilers - Collects continuous CPU and memory data across all processes to identify code causing performance spikes.
  • Cloud Infrastructure Cost Optimization - Analyzes infrastructure spending to identify expensive resources and provide data for cloud cost optimization.
  • Log Event Clustering - Clusters log events into recurring patterns and correlates them with traces to accelerate root cause identification.
  • Multi-Cluster Telemetry Aggregation - Combines telemetry from separate orchestration environments into a unified view to monitor distributed applications.
  • Operational Cost Monitoring - Tracks actual runtime infrastructure expenses to attribute cloud spending to specific applications.
  • eBPF Interceptors - Gathers metrics, logs, and traces using eBPF to provide system visibility without manual code instrumentation.
  • Anomaly Detection - Automatically highlights logs containing error or warning messages that require immediate operator attention.
  • Cluster Health Monitoring - Provides a unified health view by collecting and correlating observability data across multiple distributed clusters and providers.
  • eBPF-Based Tracing - Provides automatic distributed tracing at the kernel level using eBPF without requiring manual code instrumentation.
  • General Resource Bottleneck Detection - Identifies resource shortages and performance issues across CPU, GPU, memory, and storage volumes.
  • Log Analysis - Correlates raw log data with latency and CPU metrics to identify the primary causes of performance issues.
  • Observability Platforms - Integrated platform that aggregates logs, metrics, and traces using eBPF for a unified view of system health.
  • Service Uptime Monitors - Tracks availability and latency targets for applications to ensure they meet defined performance standards.
  • Distributed Tracing - Correlates distributed request traces and logs to identify the root cause of performance regressions.
  • Metric and Performance Monitors - Tracks health and performance metrics for specific language runtimes, including JVM and Python.
  • Kubernetes Monitors - Tracks resource utilization, performance, and health of nodes, pods, and containers within Kubernetes clusters.
  • Application Health Monitors - Tracks operational health and performance metrics of software applications using service level objectives.
  • Automated Diagnostics - Runs predefined inspections to automatically detect and alert on application failures and performance regressions.
  • Telemetry Collection and Aggregation - Combines telemetry from several clusters or regions into a single unified view of an application.
  • Telemetry Collectors - Retrieves high-level orchestration data and configuration from the cluster environment for observability.
  • Service Level Objective Management - Defines and monitors specific performance goals to ensure a service meets reliability and quality standards.
  • Telemetry Correlation - Links distributed request paths by correlating eBPF data with OpenTelemetry spans to provide unified observability context.
  • Model Context Protocol Gateways - Exposes system telemetry and health data to large language models through the Model Context Protocol.
  • Columnar Storage Engines - Utilizes storage engines optimized for analytical workloads by organizing high-volume telemetry data by column.
  • Metrics Storage Backends - Configures the telemetry backend to use either a time-series database or a columnar store for efficient retrieval.
  • Baseline-Comparison Profiling - Identifies specific lines of code causing resource spikes by comparing current behavior against a system baseline.
  • Release Performance Comparison - Monitors rollouts to automatically compare the performance of a new release against the previous version.
  • Container Orchestration Deployments - Supports the deployment of monitoring components across container environments including Kubernetes and Docker.
  • Deployment Monitoring - Discovers and monitors Kubernetes rollouts to identify performance or stability issues during updates.
  • Hub-and-Spoke Agent Deployment - Implements a hub-and-spoke architecture where distributed node agents report observability data to a central server.
  • Kubernetes Operators - Uses a Kubernetes operator to manage the lifecycle of components via custom resources and configuration updates.
  • Connection Latency Analysis - Detects communication failures and latency issues between applications and their dependent services.
  • Model Context Protocol Integrations - Exposes system health and observability data to large language models using the standardized Model Context Protocol.
  • Database Health Monitors - Identifies availability and latency issues for common database instances like Postgres and MongoDB.
  • Database Performance Monitors - Tracks requests between applications and database engines using eBPF to capture performance data.
  • Instance Health Monitors - Identifies when application instances become unavailable or undergo unexpected restarts.
  • Incident Management Systems - Aggregates ongoing and resolved issues into a centralized list to track the full lifecycle of system failures.
  • OpenTelemetry Standard Integrations - Integrates with application code using OpenTelemetry standards to provide granular performance insights across multiple languages.
  • System Health Dashboards - Provides automated dashboards with metrics and health summaries to quickly identify performance issues and bottlenecks.
  • System Reliability Predictions - Analyzes system behavior to predict potential reliability failures and highlight areas for proactive mitigation.
  • Telemetry Agents - Deploys lightweight agents across hosts to collect and forward local logs and metrics to a central server.
  • Observability and Profiling - Open-source APM and observability tool for infrastructure.
  • Monitoring and Metrics - APM and observability tool powered by eBPF.

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Frequently asked questions

What does coroot/coroot do?

Coroot is an observability platform and Kubernetes performance monitor that utilizes eBPF to automatically collect metrics, logs, and traces without requiring manual code instrumentation. It functions as an OpenTelemetry trace analyzer and an LLM observability gateway, exposing system health data to large language models through the Model Context Protocol.

What are the main features of coroot/coroot?

The main features of coroot/coroot are: Observability Platforms, Automated Root Cause Analysis, eBPF-Based Collection, Performance and Resource Profilers, Cloud Infrastructure Cost Optimization, Log Event Clustering, Multi-Cluster Telemetry Aggregation, Operational Cost Monitoring.

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