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The observability stack in modern organizations often consists of multiple vendors handling logs, metrics, and traces. This results in inconsistent data formats and conventions, increasing the operational overhead of maintaining these pipelines.
SREs must navigate various agents, each with its debugging methods. Integrated solutions that combine logs, metrics, and traces tend to use proprietary formats, leading to vendor lock-in. These all-in-one solutions often provide only the most basic features, creating gaps in production observability.
The OpenTelemetry (OTel) project aims to address these issues. As one of the largest CNCF projects in the observability space, it offers a unified agent that uses open standards to collect and send logs, metrics, and traces. OTel supports multiple observability backends, reducing the complexity and avoiding vendor lock-in.
OTel can be overwhelming for beginners due to its many terminologies and steep learning curve. We will learn the essential basics you need to know to set up your own OpenTelemetry pipeline.
OTel’s adoption is still evolving, and while there are many resources available, structured guidance on running it in production is sometimes hard to find. We will explore how to architect systems handling terabytes of production data through OTel pipelines. Some examples of these systems include:
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