Opentelemetry
17 items tagged with "opentelemetry"
Best Practices2
OpenTelemetry Instrumentation Guidelines
Best practices for generating consistent traces, metrics, and logs using OpenTelemetry.
OpenTelemetry Semantic Conventions
Standardized names and attributes for telemetry (spans, metrics, logs) so observability data is consistent and portable across tools and languages.
Tutorials4
How to Instrument an Application with OpenTelemetry
Add OpenTelemetry traces, metrics, and logs to a service and export them through the OpenTelemetry Collector to your backend.
How to Set Up Distributed Tracing with Jaeger
Deploy Jaeger, send OpenTelemetry spans to it, propagate trace context across services, and analyze latency in the UI.
How to Store Traces at Scale with Grafana Tempo
Run Grafana Tempo as an object-storage trace backend, ingest OpenTelemetry spans, and query traces from Grafana.
How to set up LLM observability and tracing
Instrument an LLM application to trace prompts, responses, tokens, latency, and cost so you can debug and optimize in production.
Reference Architectures1
Stacks5
OpenTelemetry + Tempo + Grafana Tracing Stack
Vendor-neutral distributed tracing: OpenTelemetry instruments and collects traces, Tempo stores them cheaply in object storage, and Grafana visualizes them.
Jaeger Distributed Tracing Stack
CNCF distributed tracing stack: OpenTelemetry instrumentation feeds Jaeger, which stores spans in Elasticsearch or Cassandra and visualizes request flows.
New Relic Platform
A consumption-based SaaS observability platform unifying APM, infrastructure, logs, and browser monitoring on a single telemetry database with OpenTelemetry support.
Sentry + OpenTelemetry
An application monitoring stack pairing Sentry's error tracking and performance monitoring with OpenTelemetry instrumentation for vendor-neutral traces and metrics.
Jaeger + OpenTelemetry + Prometheus
An open-source observability stack combining OpenTelemetry instrumentation, Jaeger distributed tracing, and Prometheus metrics, visualized in Grafana.