If observability is so important, and the concept has been around for decades, then surely we know how to do this, right? That's what we thought before starting iceburst. We learned that there were no shortage of tools solving for observability, but none offered an opinionated methodology for actually doing it.

That doesn't mean folks were ignoring observability completely. We were doing it, we just weren't super effective at it.

Assuming you generate 30 TB of log data per month and have a standard retention policy of 90 days, you can expect to incur an additional $750 per month in AWS S3 costs due to using iceburst. When added to the $30 per month that we charge, your total spend will be $1350 per month or $16200 per year (assuming 20 users), which we consider to be a great deal. Here's an estimate we prepared with AWS calculator.

Our Pro plan is charged up front, and billed on a monthly basis. You don't pay a penny extra than what you signed up for.

You'll never be asked for credit card details until you upgrade to Pro plan.