
Open-source observability platform that auto-instruments full-stack telemetry with eBPF and automates root-cause analysis.
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eBPF-based observability with Coroot: automatic service maps, CPU profiling, and golden-signal SLIs (requests, errors, latency) for every service. Zero instrumentation, no blind spots, insights in minutes. Self-hosted and open source.
Monitor Argo CD and Flux with Coroot: sync and health status, drift detection, and deployment-to-impact correlation, all connected to your metrics, logs, traces, and AI root cause analysis. Self-hosted and open source.
Complete Kubernetes observability with eBPF-based zero-code monitoring. AI-powered root cause analysis, smart log correlation, network monitoring, continuous profiling, and cloud cost insights for K8s clusters.
Advanced MongoDB monitoring with eBPF wire protocol capture and MongoDB diagnostics: query performance, replication and oplog, WiredTiger internals, connections, fragmentation, and backups. Works across Kubernetes, the Percona Operator, and self-hosted replica sets.
Coroot is an open source alternative to Datadog with transparent pricing, much lower storage costs, full Kubernetes support, and seamless Grafana integration.
A deep dive into how internal load balancing and traffic routing works in Kubernetes service-to-service communication.
Coroot Community Edition introduces advanced Postgres monitoring—track query performance, connections, and replication lag with zero extra setup.
Standardized benchmark for evaluating AI root cause analysis tools using OpenTelemetry Demo failure scenarios. Compare vendors objectively with reproducible test cases.
Compare Coroot Community and Enterprise editions. Free forever open source edition vs enterprise features with AI-powered root cause analysis, SSO, RBAC, and 24x7 support.
Simple, transparent pricing for complete observability. $1 per CPU core with scale discounts. No data volume fees, self-hosted eBPF monitoring, enterprise features included.
Coroot vs Datadog: a self-hosted, open-source alternative. Compare on-premise deployment, cost (~$400 vs $4,700/mo), eBPF instrumentation, and AI root cause analysis.
Coroot vs Dynatrace: true AI root cause analysis vs an AI chat assistant, eBPF vs OneAgent, self-hosted deployment, and cost ($400 vs $4,742/mo). Full 2026 comparison.
Coroot vs Grafana & Grafana Cloud: all-in-one eBPF observability vs a composable DIY stack. Compare pricing, setup effort, self-hosting, and automated root cause analysis.
Coroot vs New Relic: a self-hosted, open-source alternative. Compare pricing, eBPF vs traditional APM, on-premise deployment, profiling, and AI root cause analysis.
Meet the team behind Coroot. Learn about our mission to automate troubleshooting and simplify observability for engineering teams worldwide.
Discover Coroot's comprehensive observability features: zero-instrumentation monitoring with eBPF, distributed tracing, log monitoring, continuous profiling, cloud cost insights, risk detection, and AI-powered root cause analysis.
Schedule a Coroot product demo with our founders to learn how you can simplify root cause analysis. Get your observability questions answered by industry experts.
AI-powered root cause analysis and observability platform for modern infrastructure.
eBPF-powered and AI-guided observability platform. See every metric, log, and trace with zero code changes. 80% faster MTTR, 0 code setup.
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Coroot recaps its participation in Percona Live 2026 in Amsterdam, highlighting a new Coroot Percona Edition partnership announcement. The recap also covers conference talks and highlights from the show floor.
Sep 2026 · coroot.comNews article
Coroot provides an open-source observability and application performance monitoring (APM) tool for Kubernetes workloads. It uses eBPF to collect metrics, logs, traces, and profiles across those workloads.
Feb 2026 · Help Net SecurityNews article
Nikolay Sivko, founder and CEO of Coroot, is featured in the second episode of eBPFChirp.
Aug 2025 · ebpfchirp.substack.comNews article