SALT LAKE CITY -- VictoriaMetrics introduced VictoriaStack, an open source observability stack that brings VictoriaMetrics, VictoriaLogs and VictoriaTraces together, and is making its public debut at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2026.
The company said VictoriaStack is aimed at reducing the trade-off between the ease of SaaS observability services and the control of self-managed tools. The stack combines metrics, logs and traces while letting teams choose which signals they need. Each signal keeps its own storage architecture rather than forcing all data into a single database, which the company said lowers cost. Shared protocols such as OpenTelemetry (OTLP) provide a more consistent experience across all three signals.
Built for Agentic Telemetry Volumes #
VictoriaMetrics positions the stack for an era in which AI agents generate more telemetry and query it faster than human operators. At the conference, the company is demonstrating an OTLP-instrumented Kubernetes application sending metrics to VictoriaMetrics, logs to VictoriaLogs and traces to VictoriaTraces, followed by a troubleshooting workflow across all three signals.
“The agentic era will bring more telemetry and greater demands on how we process it. VictoriaStack is built for that growth, with scalability and efficiency at its core,” said Roman Khavronenko, co-founder and engineering manager at VictoriaMetrics.
VictoriaMetrics, VictoriaLogs and VictoriaTraces are available as open source. Teams wanting commercial support can use VictoriaMetrics Enterprise or the fully managed VictoriaMetrics Cloud, both of which support metrics, logs and traces.