What's New: Terraform Support, Kubernetes and AWS Automation, Bring Your Own Bucket, and UX Improvements
OpenObserve has released significant updates aimed at enhancing observability for engineering teams. The new features include Terraform support for managing deployments, the ability to connect personal storage buckets, and various user experience improvements. These updates are designed to streamline incident troubleshooting and improve governance in cloud environments.
- ▪OpenObserve now supports Terraform for managing observability resources as code.
- ▪Users can connect their own Amazon S3 or Azure Blob Storage for telemetry data management.
- ▪The release includes UX improvements that facilitate quicker incident investigation.
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