Polyglot observability backend: Loki, Prometheus, Tempo and OTLP compatible APIs on ClickHouse with a built in explorer.
Gigapipe, formerly known as qryn, is an open source polyglot observability backend. One lightweight service ingests logs, metrics, traces and profiles through the APIs your tooling already speaks, including Loki push, Prometheus remote write, Tempo and Zipkin, OpenTelemetry (OTLP) over HTTP, InfluxDB line protocol, Datadog and Elastic bulk formats, and stores everything in ClickHouse. You query it with LogQL, PromQL and TraceQL from the built in explorer UI or from any Grafana compatible client, with no plugins required, and correlate logs, metrics and traces in one place.
The cloudimg image is a complete single node deployment: Gigapipe, ClickHouse and an OpenTelemetry Collector that ships the machine's own system journal and host metrics into Gigapipe from the first minute, so the explorer already shows live data when you sign in. Gigapipe and ClickHouse bind to loopback only; the single HTTPS front door carries a certificate generated on your machine and HTTP basic authentication on every API and the explorer. Every secret, including the ClickHouse passwords and the basic authentication credential, is generated at first boot and the storage schema is created for the first time on your own machine. The base is fully patched and paired with a deployment guide, and every image is backed by 24/7 cloudimg support.
Real screenshots taken while testing this image against its deployment guide.