Highlight
Open-source full-stack monitoring with session replay and error tracking
Highlight grew from session replay into SQL-driven observability, then went quiet in August 2025.
◆Recent moves
- 1y ago
docker-v0.5.6: session replay performance and session restarts
This release focuses on session replay: processing fixes, better replay performance and stability, and session restarts. It's the most recent tag and points back to the core replay product instead of the newer metrics surface.
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docker-v0.5.5: SQL alerts, log downloads, video in replays
It adds SQL-based alerts, log downloads and inlining of remote video elements in replays. SQL alerts extend the query-first approach that started with the graphing editor.
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docker-v0.5.4: SQL joins and graphed error metrics
The SQL layer gains joins for non-resource tables and window-expression fixes, and the error metrics page switches to graphs. It deepens the analytics surface added in January.
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docker-v0.5.3: dashboards and alerts from logs and traces
Users can create dashboards and alerts straight from the logs and traces pages. It shortens the path from investigation to monitoring.
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docker-v0.5.2: OTel metrics in the web SDK
The web SDK gains basic OpenTelemetry metrics and network-speed instrumentation, and the SQL builder handles more complex queries. Frontend telemetry now feeds the same metrics pipeline as the backend.
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docker-v0.5.1: SQL editor for graphs and OTel metrics export
⚡ SPARKThis is where Highlight's direction turned: a SQL editor for graphing arrived alongside OpenTelemetry metrics export from the Python SDK. The releases that followed build on this query layer.
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