Goodbye log swamp, hello Streams
Streams brings AI-assisted parsing, intelligent logs organization, and proactive event detection into a simple, intuitive workflow, so you can focus on solving problems, not wrangling pipelines.

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From raw logs to real answers
From ingest to investigation, Streams simplifies and automates the work of building custom pipelines and manually extracting fields, giving you clean, structured, high-fidelity data and helping you find the needle in the haystack.
Log management made easy
Forget grepping through petabytes of logs. Streams detects patterns humans can't see, parsing, partitioning, and structuring logs, and surfacing significant events with AI.
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Frequently asked questions
Why do logs matter?
Why do logs matter?
Logs are the most ubiquitous, context-rich signal in your stack. Every system produces logs. Logs provide the raw, detailed information needed to understand exactly why an issue occurred and how to fix it. For that reason, they are the primary source of truth for troubleshooting and investigation.
What's wrong with observability today?
What's wrong with observability today?
As applications became more complex, the volume and variety of logs exploded. Logs became too expensive to store and too hard to extract value from. The industry responded by treating detailed log data as a burden, discarding crucial context, and throwing away the signal with the noise. Now teams are drowning in dashboards and alerts that don't give them the "why" — the answers they need — or else are spending their time maintaining fragile pipelines, instead of solving problems
How is Streams different from traditional observability approaches?
How is Streams different from traditional observability approaches?
Unlike traditional observability solutions that treat logs as secondary to metrics and traces, Streams makes logs a primary signal for both detection and investigation, helping you get to resolution faster. AI-driven workflows make logs usable and actionable, highlighting the "why" that's missing from traditional observability tools so SREs can resolve incidents faster, without having to spend weeks on data engineering and building complex pipelines.
What types of issues does Significant Events surface?
What types of issues does Significant Events surface?
Significant Events automatically detects critical anomalies and patterns in your logs, such as out-of-memory errors, server crashes, startup/shutdown events, and other operational changes, giving SREs an early warning and a clear starting point for investigation. Events are specific to the system (e.g., Apache Spark) and are automatically flagged based on context. You can filter, group, or explore them directly in the UI.
How does Streams help SREs reduce time spent on pipeline management?
How does Streams help SREs reduce time spent on pipeline management?
Streams uses AI to simplify parsing, enrichment, partitioning, and schema updates, removing the need to maintain complex Grok patterns or custom pipelines. SREs can begin investigating issues within minutes, rather than spending weeks on pipeline setup and data engineering.
How does Streams help control storage costs?
How does Streams help control storage costs?
By surfacing the most critical logs and automatically structuring data for efficient storage, Streams allows SREs to retain high-value data without discarding important information, reducing overall storage costs.
Do I need to rewrite my existing pipelines to use Streams?
Do I need to rewrite my existing pipelines to use Streams?
No. Streams works with your existing data sources and ingestion points. It can augment or replace pipelines over time without breaking your current workflows.
Can Streams be used to replace Splunk or other legacy logging tools?
Can Streams be used to replace Splunk or other legacy logging tools?
Yes. Streams eliminates the need for complex pipelines, high-cost ingestion, and manual log correlation. It provides immediate insights, AI-driven event detection, and cost-effective storage, making it a modern alternative to legacy solutions.