OllyGarden raises $4M to cut waste in telemetry data
OllyGarden, a startup focused on cleaning up the data companies use to monitor their software, just raised $4 million from several investors—including some observability heavyweights like Datadog and Grafana Labs. Its platform helps businesses weed out unnecessary or unreliable telemetry, which keeps costs down and lets engineers (and AI systems) work with cleaner information. The team is also debuting a new tool to set better data baselines where instrumentation is missing.
- $4M funding round led by VC and observability firms
- OllyGarden targets wasteful, low-quality telemetry data
- Platform helps cut unnecessary log volumes by up to 85%
- New tool finds missing instrumentation for better data baselines
- Built on the OpenTelemetry industry standard
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