What is Parseable?
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Parseable is fast, efficient, unified observability platform.
At the core of Parseable is purpose built, disk-less database ParseableDB. ParseableDB is built ground up on the principles of simplicity, performance and efficiency. It is designed to handle large volumes of telemetry data, like logs, metrics, and traces, with a focus on efficient data ingestion, storage and fast querying.
ParseableDB integrates natively with the observability first frontend called Prism. Combined, ParseableDB and Prism provide a powerful platform for observability and telemetry data.
Key Value Drivers
Up to 70% less compute resources
70% less CPU than traditional Java solutions like Elasticsearch under similar workloads.
Up to 90% compression
Built-in compression to compress observability and telemetry data by up to 90%.
Fast query
Fast query response with Rust based design, modern query techniques, and intelligent caching on SSDs / NVMe and memory.
Object store first
Excellent storage efficiency and cost with object stores like S3, GCS, Azure Blob as the primary storage layer.
OpenTelemetry native
Ingest, manage and query OpenTelemetry logs, metrics or traces natively. Zero configuration needed.
Data privacy and security
Deploy across public or private clouds, containers, VMs, or bare metal environments with complete data security and privacy.
Glossary
- ParseableDB: The core, open source database engine of Parseable, designed for high performance and efficiency in handling telemetry data.
- Prism: The proprietary observability frontend for ParseableDB. Provides a unified interface for managing and querying telemetry data.
- Ingestion: The process of collecting and storing telemetry data into ParseableDB.
- Query: The action of retrieving and analyzing data stored in ParseableDB using its PostgreSQL compatible SQL.