Odigos is a technology company.
Odigos is an enterprise-grade OpenTelemetry solution that provides zero-code, zero-performance overhead for deeper tracing, leveraging eBPF technology to automatically instrument applications.
Odigos has raised $13.0M across 1 funding round.
Odigos has raised $13.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Odigos has raised $13.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Odigos's investors include Pioneer Fund, Venture Guides.
Odigos is an observability platform that delivers instant distributed tracing for application performance monitoring using eBPF technology and OpenTelemetry, enabling zero-code implementation with no performance overhead.[1][2][4] Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, it serves enterprises by automating tracing of data requests across systems, helping diagnose latency, failures, and interactions without manual instrumentation.[1][2] The company has raised $13.5M total, including a $13M Series A led by investors like Y Combinator, Salesforce Ventures, and Venture Guides, and is already working with Fortune 100 clients.[1][2]
Odigos addresses key pain points in traditional monitoring tools, which require complex code changes, team coordination, and resource drain, by leveraging kernel-level eBPF for automatic context propagation compatible with any observability backend.[2][3] This positions it for strong growth in cloud-native environments, with early traction from Y Combinator and open-source contributions.[2]
Odigos was founded in 2023 by Ari Recht (CEO) and Eden Federman (CTO) in Tel Aviv, Israel.[1][2][3] Ari brings over 15-20 years in tech startups, with executive roles in technology and finance, driving the company's vision and growth strategy.[2][3] Eden, with 15+ years in observability, is a leading maintainer in eBPF and OpenTelemetry communities; he pioneered distributed tracing with these technologies and built monitoring systems for IDF, Yahoo (Verizon), and Taboola.[2][3]
The idea emerged from years of developing eBPF-based solutions for observability challenges, gaining momentum through the founders' 2023 Y Combinator accelerator participation.[2] Early traction came quickly, with the Series A funding and adoption by Fortune 100 enterprises, validating their no-code approach to OpenTelemetry implementation.[1][2]
Odigos rides the surge in cloud-native observability, where microservices and distributed systems demand precise tracing amid exploding complexity from Kubernetes and multi-cloud setups.[2] Its timing aligns with eBPF's maturity as a kernel technology—once niche, now standard for low-overhead observability—and OpenTelemetry's dominance as the unified standard, reducing vendor lock-in.[1][2][3] Market forces like rising application downtime costs (often from untraced latency) and developer burnout from manual instrumentation favor Odigos, especially as enterprises scale AI/ML workloads needing real-time insights.[2]
By automating what takes teams weeks, Odigos accelerates OpenTelemetry adoption, influences the ecosystem through open-source contributions, and lowers barriers for mid-sized firms chasing Fortune 100-grade monitoring.[2][3]
Odigos is poised to capture a slice of the $20B+ observability market by making distributed tracing ubiquitous and effortless, with its Series A fueling product expansion and go-to-market push.[1][2] Next steps likely include deeper AI-driven anomaly detection, broader language support, and partnerships with observability giants, leveraging YC and Salesforce networks.[1][2][5] Trends like agentic AI, edge computing, and regulatory demands for audit-ready traces will amplify its relevance, potentially evolving it into a full observability platform.
As cloud complexity grows, Odigos' eBPF-OpenTelemetry fusion could redefine performance monitoring, turning observability from a chore into a competitive edge for enterprises.
Odigos has raised $13.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $13.0M Series A in September 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2024 | $13.0M Series A | Pioneer Fund, Venture Guides |