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Architecture

One endpoint. ClickHouse underneath.

Send logs through OpenTelemetry or HTTP. LogHouse manages schema, ingest, scale, storage, retention, and query. You do not operate ClickHouse.

Telemetry flows from applications and infrastructure through OpenTelemetry or HTTP into LogHouse, then out to search, Datadog, Grafana, and APIs.
Apps
services
Kubernetes
cluster logs
Infra
cloud + hosts
Security
audit events
OpenTelemetry
OTLP
HTTP API
/v1/logs
Collectors
existing agents
Pipelines
vendor-neutral
LogHouse
ingest · store · search · retain

Ingestion API · routing · schema · storage · data skipping · retention · patterns

Search & Insights
LogHouse explorer
Datadog
keep workflows
Grafana
dashboards
API
automate

Pipeline

Sources

Applications, Kubernetes, cloud infrastructure, servers, security events.

Ingestion

OpenTelemetry Collector, HTTP API, existing collectors, supported integrations.

LogHouse

Ingestion API, routing, schema normalization, storage, data skipping, retention, patterns.

Consume

LogHouse explorer, Datadog (where supported), Grafana, API, alerts you already run.

No ClickHouse cluster to operate. No shards to size. No retention jobs to manage. LogHouse provides the managed product layer around scalable log infrastructure.

FAQ

Do I operate ClickHouse?

No. LogHouse uses ClickHouse-based analytical infrastructure. You use services, APIs, tokens, and retention—not shards, replicas, or merge settings.

What ingest paths exist today?

The documented HTTP ingest API is the primary path. OpenTelemetry Collector and other agents can export to that API. Grafana and Datadog connections are available as query or workflow integrations, with Datadog federation depending on account support.

Send us the logs. We'll handle the database.

Send us the logs. We'll handle the database.

No infrastructure to manage.