OpenTelemetry - An Open Standard for Visibility in Application Landscapes
summary
OpenTelemetry is presented as the CNCF-hosted, vendor-neutral open standard (since 2019) for collecting and transmitting telemetry—metrics, traces and logs—from distributed applications. The talk outlines the OpenTelemetry specification and its components, shows how to integrate the SDKs into applications, and discusses how OpenTelemetry interacts with cloud infrastructure for cloud-native environments.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00OpenTelemetry intro
- 1:05Distributed observability
- 2:29Monitoring vs observability
- 5:15Metrics logs traces
- 7:00Tool selection
- 9:28OpenTelemetry abstraction
- 11:58Reference architecture
- 14:25OpenTelemetry status
- 16:08Traces and spans
- 18:57Demo: Petstore with OTel
- 27:42OpenTelemetry Collector
- 29:25AWS contribution
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