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Promscale
Promscale is the open source observability backend for metrics and traces powered by SQL.
It is built on top of PostgreSQL and TimescaleDB. Promscale supports Prometheus metrics and is 100% compliant with PromQL and OpenTelemetry traces. Its full SQL capabilities enable developers to correlate metrics, traces, and business data to get valuable insights. This is not possible when data is siloed in different systems.
- Learn about Promscale to understand how it works before you begin using it.
- Learn about Promscale benefits to understand how it can be useful in your environment.
- Install Promscale from source, or using Docker and Kubernetes.
- Learn about tobs to understand how to install a complete observability stack on Kubernetes.
- Configure Promscale for scaling and high availability.
- Send metrics and traces to Promscale
- Use Promscale to run queries.
- Use Promscale with visualization tools.
For more about Promscale, see our developer documentation.
About Promscale
Learn about Promscale and how it works
Promscale benefits
Learn about the benefits of Promscale
Install Promscale
Install Promscale on Kubernetes, Docker, virtual machine, or bare metal
Send data to Promscale
Send data to Promscale from Prometheus, OpenTelemetry and other tools
Query data in Promscale
Learn how to query data in Promscale
Visualize data in Promscale
Learn about data visualization tools you can use with Promscale
Alert in Promscale
Configure alerting rules in Promscale
tobs
Install a complete observability stack in Kubernetes with tobs
Scale Promscale
Configure Promscale for scaling and high availability
Monitor Promscale
Monitor Promscale with out-of-the-box alerts, runbooks and dashboards
Manage data in Promscale
Manage the data stored in Promscale
Downsample data
Configure downsampling in Promscale
Database roles and permissions
Learn about the different database roles and permissions Promscale defines
Troubleshooting Promscale
Troubleshooting Promscale
Promscale CLI reference
Learn about all parameters accepted by the Promscale CLI
SQL API functions reference
Learn about all Promscale SQL API functions
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