Apple has acquired certain assets and hired employees from SigScalr, the company behind the observability app SigLens. Here are the details.
Apple acquires parts of SigScalr
Whenever Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta, or Microsoft makes acquisitions or takes other actions that fall within the scope of Europe’s Digital Markets Act, it must notify the European Commission, which publishes details of the transactions on its website.
Today, the website was updated to reflect a new Apple acquisition involving SigScalr, the startup behind the observability platform SigLens.
SigLens is an open-source observability platform designed to help developers collect, search, and analyze logs, metrics, and traces generated by apps and infrastructure. SigScalr positioned it as a more efficient alternative to services such as Splunk, Datadog, and Elasticsearch.
