OpenObserve has crossed 20,000 stars on GitHub — a milestone that belongs to the community that built it with us. What started as a single-binary alternative to heavyweight observability stacks is now trusted by more than 8,000 organizations, and every one of those stars represents a developer, SRE, or platform team who found something worth keeping. From our first release to 20,000 stars, this project has always moved at the pace of the people using it.

To everyone who has starred the repo, opened an issue, sent a pull request, answered a question in the community, or told a colleague to give OpenObserve a try: Thank You❤️ These milestones are never about a number on a page. They are about the people who chose to spend their time making observability simpler, faster, and more affordable — and who held us to a higher standard while doing it. Your feedback has shaped nearly every feature we ship, and your contributions are woven into the core of the project.

Crossing 20,000 stars raises the bar for what comes next. It is a reminder of the responsibility we carry to keep OpenObserve open, keep it fast, and keep it genuinely useful for the teams who depend on it every day. We are just getting started, and we would love for you to be part of the next chapter. Star us on GitHub, join the community, and try OpenObserve Cloud — here’s to the next 20,000. 🚀