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Grafana Enterprise Traces
Grafana Enterprise Traces (GET) is a commercial offering based on the open-source project Tempo. GET lets you deploy a highly scalable, simple, and reliable distributed tracing store in your own data center.
Overview
GET provides all of Tempo’s capabilities, plus features like:
- Tenant management: Easily scale from one to hundreds of tenants within a single GET cluster. Each tenant resides in an isolated, logical portion of the cluster, isolated from other tenants. Operators have full control over the tenants in their cluster, either by using the built-in API, or by using the official GET plugin.
- Token-based authentication: Create and manage tokens with configurable access parameters and scopes to interact with tenants in your cluster.
- Cross-cluster and cross-tenant query federation: Aggregate data from multiple GET clusters and/or tenants in a single query using the federation-frontend.
- OSS Tempo compatibility: Seamlessly drop a GET binary into an existing Tempo deployment.
To purchase or obtain a trial license, contact the Grafana Labs Sales Team.
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Set up GET
Plan your deployment to meet your needs, deploy GET, test your installation, and configure services.
Configure GET
Learn about GET architecture, best practices, Parquet backend, dedicated attribute columns, metrics from traces, and more.
Manage tenants
Easily scale from one to hundreds of tenants within a single GET cluster. Each tenant resides in an isolated, logical portion of the cluster, isolated from other tenants. Operators have full control over the tenants in their cluster, either by using the built-in Admin API or by using the official GET plugin.
Cross-tenant and cross-cluster query federation
GET can perform cross-tenant and cross-cluster query federation using the optional federation-frontend service. This service aggregates the data from multiple GET clusters and from multiple tenants in a single trace lookup or search query.
