Open source, out-of-the-box logs, metrics, traces, and profiles. Diagnoses what caused an incident, and the exact commands to fix it.
Most production issues aren't unique: there shouldn't be a need to investigate them from scratch every time.
Coroot (Github) was created to automate that work. It collects kernel-level telemetry using eBPF and builds a live map of your services and their dependencies (including legacy services and incoming/outgoing requests) with no code changes or manual instrumentation.
Instead of juggling dashboards, trying to correlate metrics, logs, traces, and Kubernetes events, Coroot runs built-in checks for common production issues and tells you what's actually wrong.
For example: instead of just showing that a service is slow, it can tell you that latency is caused by a downstream database, high CPU throttling, a failing dependency, or an overloaded Kubernetes node, and point you to the evidence. Less time correlating dashboards, more time fixing the actual problem.
Coroot Community Edition is fully Open Source (Apache 2.0), and we also offer Enterprise services to organizations who require more robust support (AI RCA, SSO, RBAC. You can read more about this here.)
Feedback always welcome, bug reports and questions especially. We're building Coroot to make observability simpler and incident resolution faster for everyone.
Posted Jul 30, 2026, 2:05 PM UTC