Parseable on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

Overview

Parseable is an open source, self hosted log analytics and observability platform built in Rust on a data lake architecture. You point your logs, metrics, traces and events at its HTTP ingest API, then explore them in a built in web interface backed by a SQL query engine. It is a lean, cost efficient alternative to Elasticsearch or Splunk that compresses columnar telemetry to keep storage small, so a single instance can hold a lot of history.

It suits engineering, platform and security teams who want a private observability store on infrastructure they control, collecting telemetry from applications, agents and systems without sending it to a third party.

Common uses

• A private, self hosted log analytics store as a lean alternative to Elasticsearch or Splunk
• Centralising logs, metrics, traces and events from applications, agents and systems
• Querying telemetry with SQL and exploring it in a built in web interface

See it running

Real screenshots taken while testing this image against its deployment guide.