What people recommend, in their own words, with the receipt.
Observability company behind Grafana, Loki, Mimir and Tempo
4 things
ThanosSoftware
By adopting its object storage client, Loki is aligning with a proven, well-maintained open source standard that many in the observability community already rely on.
Loki 3.4 adopts the Thanos object storage client
grafana.com ↗·2025-02-14Wrong?
CortexSoftware
We were the biggest maintainer and contributors of Cortex and having our own project gives us more agility.
Why Grafana built Mimir as a separate project from Cortex
grafana.com ↗·2022-05-04Wrong?
MimirSoftware
Mimir is a next-generation time series database for Prometheus and beyond.
Grafana Mimir maintainers on what it is
grafana.com ↗·2022-05-04Wrong?
PrometheusSoftware
Cortex and Thanos and also Mimir use Prometheus TSDB to store the metrics data in long-term storage.
Grafana Mimir maintainers on building on Prometheus
grafana.com ↗·2022-05-04Wrong?
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