hypertrace VS hypertrace-docs-website

Jayesh: So, like right now, we don't really work heavily on observability. But again, the AI part is more in the security context as of now. We do that, but it's in a security context and not in the observability context that much. So I won't say I contributed a lot of the AI aspect at Traceable. I'm mostly affiliated with the open-source part to do with the Hypertrace project we have. Like, we have an open-source project called Hypertrace. But it's basically a distributed tracing platform, which many of our users are using. And we are building considering the observability perspective in mind. So some of the users are contributing new features, and it is evolving in that direction. So that's what my focus has been mostly.

If you are looking for something open and more functional with enterprise features, maybe you should check out Hypertrace: https://github.com/hypertrace/hypertrace .

Until then, if your organization is using microservice architecture and exploring Observability solutions, feel free to check out Hypertrace, which is a modern API Observability platform. If you are in transition and want to learn more about Observability and instrumentation, join our slack community to interact with folks who have been through this transition or going through this transition.

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Hypertrace is a cloud-native distributed tracing based Observability platform that gives visibility into your dev and production distributed systems.

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https://github.com/hypertrace/hypertrace/blob/main/LICENSE

Do you like to write. Do you like to share with people? As the face of an open source project, documentation is one of the most important contributions. Every open source project welcomes contributions to documentation. If you are just getting started with Distributed Tracing or Hypertrace and felt that we were missing some documentation details especially on our Getting Started page, you can go ahead and raise a pull request in Hypertrace-docs. We will be more than happy to review and add your suggestions.