Profiling is one of the fastest ways to find real performance bottlenecks. But for most teams, getting started still means adding extra components, extra storage, and extra operational complexity before anyone can get useful insights.
The page explains that C++ is difficult to instrument because applications are compiled into native binaries using different libraries and frameworks, leaving no single place for observability platforms to attach and discover business methods.
Observability requirements vary across applications, runtimes, and deployment environments. A single instrumentation approach rarely meets the needs of every workload.
Odigos offers open-source and Enterprise plans. The page compares them and answers questions about eBPF overhead, language support, and data governance.
Compare Odigos userspace eBPF instrumentation with OpenTelemetry eBPF Instrumentation (OBI). OBI offers language-agnostic protocol tracing plus a small set of Go library probes, Odigos adds deep library-level coverage for Go, Java, and custom code.
Give AI the power to investigate production. Odigos lets agents request missing evidence from running code, find the cause and verify the fix through dynamic instrumentation.
