Odigos Analysis: $13M Raised
What is Odigos?
Odigos builds a Kubernetes-native observability agent that automatically instruments running services for OpenTelemetry. The site says it sees inside every running service, requires no redeploy, and adds no overhead while collecting traces, metrics, and logs. The product also uses eBPF and is distributed as an open source project.
Location
Boston, United States
Employees
11-50
Founded
2023
Revenue
<$5M
Business Model
Subscription-based revenue model with funding for growth and strategic partnerships.
Product Features & Capabilities
- Enterprise-grade OpenTelemetry solution, eBPF-based implementation, zero-code integration, zero-performance overhead, deeper tracing capabilities.
Pricing
- Open Source: Free
- Support for Java, Python, Go, .NET, and NodeJS applications
- Kubernetes environment
- Local UI for a single cluster
- Community Support
- Enterprise: Let's Talk!
- eBPF-based instrumentation for additional programming languages
- Enterprise-grade performance
- Support for legacy applications
- 24/7 Premium Support
How much Odigos raised
Series A - $13 million
5 months agoLead Investor: Led by Venture Guides
Who are the founders of Odigos
AR
Ari Recht
Founder
EF
Eden Federman
Founder
Market Focus
Odigos primarily focuses on the software industry, specifically in the area of observability and monitoring solutions through its eBPF-based technology that enhances OpenTelemetry implementation.
Competitors Overview
Odigos operates in the observability and monitoring space, primarily leveraging eBPF technology to enhance OpenTelemetry implementations. Its main competitors include:
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New Relic: A comprehensive cloud-based observability platform favored by large enterprises for its robust features and user-friendly interface. It is proprietary, which may lead to higher costs compared to Odigos.
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Kibana: An open-source analytics and search dashboard for Elasticsearch, known for its flexibility and ease of setup. Unlike Odigos, it requires more manual configuration for observability pipelines.
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Grafana: A versatile dashboard and graph composer that excels in visualizing time series metrics. It supports various data sources but may not provide the same level of automatic instrumentation as Odigos.
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Sentry: Focused on application monitoring, Sentry helps developers quickly identify performance issues and errors. It is more specialized compared to Odigos, which offers broader observability capabilities.
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Amazon CloudWatch: A monitoring service for AWS resources that provides comprehensive visibility into resource utilization and application performance. It is a proprietary solution, which may not appeal to users looking for open-source options like Odigos.
Notable differences include Odigos's open-source nature, which allows for greater customization and potentially lower costs, and its focus on simplifying observability pipelines, making it attractive for teams seeking to streamline their monitoring processes.
Investors
- Venture Guides
- Salesforce Ventures
- Mango Capital
- Firestreak Ventures
- Y Combinator
- Additional angel investors
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