How ONEngine Reduced Data Monitoring Costs with OpenObserve

ONEngine, a leader in the no-code/low-code automation industry, transitioned from New Relic to OpenObserve on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) to address their observability needs while dramatically reducing costs. Facing escalating data volumes and the need for comprehensive monitoring, ONEngine found New Relic's $57,240 annual cost prohibitive, prompting the switch to OpenObserve, which reduced costs by 90% to $5,400 annually. This move allowed them to manage 25TiB of data, nearly double their data ingestion capacity, and maintain high-speed query performance across 45 days of historical data. The implementation of OpenObserve included migrating 13TiB of historical data, setting up real-time alerting systems, and creating custom dashboards for 30 users, enhancing system reliability and operational efficiency. ONEngine's successful adoption of OpenObserve underscores the value of scalable, cost-effective observability solutions, offering a model for other organizations seeking to optimize their monitoring systems without financial strain.

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