OpenTelemetry, The Missing Ingredient

Ben Hall (failingfast.io)

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8 Nov 2022CPOL9 min read

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How OpenTelemetry bridges the gap between our code and the observability backend options

At its core, OpenTelemetry (OTel) is a vendor-neutral standard for telemetry. But it also provides a complete end-to-end implementation for generating, emitting, collecting, processing and exporting telemetry data to any support observability back-end.

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Ben Hall (failingfast.io)

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United Kingdom

Ben is the Principal Developer at a gov.uk and .NET Foundation foundation member. He previously worked for over 9 years as a school teacher, teaching programming and Computer Science. He enjoys making complex topics accessible and practical for busy developers.

OpenTelemetry, The Missing Ingredient

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