OpenHubble
OpenHubble is an infrastructure monitoring and observability platform designed to help teams monitor their systems, services, and infrastructure.
It provides a collection of tools for monitoring, analytics, uptime tracking, and infrastructure visibility, with support for both cloud-based and on-premises deployments.
Overview
OpenHubble aims to make infrastructure monitoring more accessible by bringing essential operational insights into a unified platform.
Its ecosystem includes several products and services:
- Metrics: Infrastructure and system metrics monitoring.
- Uptime: Service availability and uptime monitoring.
- Analytics: Operational data analysis and insights.
- Whisper: SIP infrastructure and voice service health.
The platform is designed to support different deployment environments and infrastructure requirements.
My Role
I founded and developed OpenHubble, working across its platform architecture, backend services, infrastructure, and monitoring ecosystem.
My work has included:
- Designing and developing backend services and APIs.
- Building infrastructure monitoring components and agents.
- Working with time-series data and monitoring pipelines.
- Designing deployment and infrastructure architecture.
- Developing the platform's technical foundation and product ecosystem.
Technology
OpenHubble has been built around technologies and tools used in modern backend and infrastructure environments, including:
- Python, Go, TypeScript
- FastAPI, Gin and NextJs
- PostgreSQL and TimescaleDB
- Docker and Linux
- Infrastructure monitoring and data collection components
Projects and Resources
- GitLab: OpenHubble
- Website: openhubble.com
OpenHubble is an ongoing platform, and its products and infrastructure continue to evolve.