Building your own DIY agent for incident resolution?

Building your own DIY agent for incident resolution?

Building your own DIY agent for incident resolution?

Hyground vs

Dash0

Hyground vs Dash0

Hyground vs Dash0:

AI incident investigation that stays inside your own perimeter

Dash0 is an OpenTelemetry-native observability platform with the Agent0 co-pilot. Hyground runs inside your own perimeter and investigates across the tools that you already use: Datadog, Prometheus, Loki, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, Confluence, Git, cloud APIs, and ITSM systems. You do not need to re-platform your telemetry.

A fair starting point

Dash0 unifies metrics, logs, and traces in one OpenTelemetry-native SaaS platform. The Agent0 co-pilot reasons over the telemetry that Dash0 ingests. Which platform fits depends on two questions: how much of your stack one platform instruments, and where your data needs to live.

Side by side

Hyground vs

Dash0

at a glance

What matters

Hyground
Dash0

Where it runs

Your own infrastructure, including EU-Germany and air-gapped sites.

SaaS only, hosted in the vendor's own cloud regions. No on-premises or air-gapped option.

What it can read

Datadog, Prometheus, Loki, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, cloud APIs, ITSM systems, Confluence, and Git. Each is one source among many, and Hyground reads them all from inside your perimeter.

The OpenTelemetry data in Dash0's own pipeline, plus GitHub, GitLab, Linear, and MCP connectors.

Credentials and data plane

Both stay inside your perimeter.

Each connector gives Dash0, a SaaS vendor, credentials into your systems. The data plane stays on Dash0's side.

LLM choice

Azure OpenAI in your own tenant, Anthropic, Google Vertex, Bedrock, or self-hosted Ollama.

Managed Agent0. No published bring-your-own-model option.

Knowledge base

Confluence, Git history, PDF files, and Word documents. The vector store lives inside your perimeter.

GitHub, GitLab, Linear, and MCP connectors. Your knowledge passes through the Dash0 SaaS platform.

Safety model

Observes and advises. Any action requires an explicit opt-in.

Agent0 runs in a sandbox. Agent0 clones repositories, runs commands, and drafts pull requests. Write actions require human approval (since August 2026), and MCP tools that are marked as destructive require an opt-in.

OpenTelemetry-native storage

An investigation agent, not a telemetry platform. It spans the stack that you already run.

Unified metrics, logs, and traces in one SaaS platform.

Pricing model

Licensed by deployment tier.

Billed per signal: data points for metrics, spans, and log records. Agent0 Credits cost $0.60 each, and a root-cause investigation costs one or two credits.

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Why teams choose Hyground

Where Hyground differs

Decision

When each platform fits

Dash0 and Hyground solve different problems. Dash0 is an OpenTelemetry-native observability platform with an AI co-pilot. Hyground is an investigation agent that runs inside your own perimeter and spans your whole stack. The right fit depends on how much of your stack already uses OpenTelemetry, and on where your data needs to live.

Choose

Dash0

when

You are building OpenTelemetry-native from the start, and you want unified telemetry in one SaaS platform. You are also comfortable with a managed co-pilot and with usage-based billing.

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FAQ

Hyground vs

Dash0

:

common

questions

Is Hyground a Dash0 alternative?
Can Hyground and Dash0 run together?
Do we have to move our telemetry to use Hyground?
How does pricing differ between Hyground and Dash0?
Can Hyground run air-gapped or EU-only?