Oodle AI - Observability Platform
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Easy to use, super-responsive team, and supercharges debugging experience
What do you like best about the product?
Ease of use, very responsive team, cost-efficient and supercharges our debugging experience, saving engineers hours and a lot of frustration.
What do you dislike about the product?
The product is still in its early stages and has a few bugs here and there, but the team is super fast at fixing them whenever they’re reported.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Centralized cost-efficient observability across multiple clusters across AWS, Azure and GCP
Smart AI Integrated Telemetry That Makes Debugging and Dashboarding Effortless
What do you like best about the product?
The team and their support are excellent, and I really like the AI-based UI. It lets me debug issues, generate post-mortems, and build dashboards using plain English.
What do you dislike about the product?
Nothing so much, so far the experience around onboarding and usage has been pretty seamless.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Making telemetry smart, cheap, and accessible, without paying huge bills in software costs and developer time.
Oodle's AI features make it our go-to Observability Platform at WisdomAI
What do you like best about the product?
We at WisdomAI use Oodle as our observability platform. Using Oodle has been amazing. We used to use Cloudwatch and GCP logs explorer and we hated using it. Once we started using Oodle, we knew there was no going back - it is very simple and easy to use.
I personally use Oodle's MCP server a lot. It is a game changer. I don't need to manually add filters and look at logs, understand them, and then root cause the issue - I let Cursor do it for me. The tools in the MCP server are very intuitive as well, so any agent can easily use it without needing to add much context.
The engineering time at Oodle is second to none. Most bugs reported get resolved within a few hours.
The setup was simple as well - it didn't take us more than a day to get going and once we used it, we didn't take more than a week to take a decision.
I would highly recommend giving Oodle a shot.
I personally use Oodle's MCP server a lot. It is a game changer. I don't need to manually add filters and look at logs, understand them, and then root cause the issue - I let Cursor do it for me. The tools in the MCP server are very intuitive as well, so any agent can easily use it without needing to add much context.
The engineering time at Oodle is second to none. Most bugs reported get resolved within a few hours.
The setup was simple as well - it didn't take us more than a day to get going and once we used it, we didn't take more than a week to take a decision.
I would highly recommend giving Oodle a shot.
What do you dislike about the product?
To be honest, none! It's great and I haven't had a lot of problems using it.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
1. Single stop solution for all telemetry signals - we use Oodle for logs, metrics, traces, database monitoring, and alerting.
2. Oodle Copilot - learning and using PromQL is a pain, but Oodle's assistant acts as a copilot on the page that we are on and can take actions on our behalf. I just prompt it to create a dashboard containing these panels and it just works. It is magical.
3. cmd+k palette - If I am looking at logs for example and I need to show/hide some field for every log, or add a filter - I don't need to do that manually, I just press cmd+k and type it there and everything just works - it's so seamless.
2. Oodle Copilot - learning and using PromQL is a pain, but Oodle's assistant acts as a copilot on the page that we are on and can take actions on our behalf. I just prompt it to create a dashboard containing these panels and it just works. It is magical.
3. cmd+k palette - If I am looking at logs for example and I need to show/hide some field for every log, or add a filter - I don't need to do that manually, I just press cmd+k and type it there and everything just works - it's so seamless.
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