What’s New in OpenTelemetry
summary
OpenTelemetry applies for CNCF graduation and shows huge activity — ~55,000 commits, ~67,000 PRs, ~466k contributions from ~9,100+ individuals and 1,100+ companies — and the project ships tangible advances: logging reaches GA with ECS merged into the log model, the profiling data model is merged and client/collector prototypes exist, the Collector and OTLP (binary Protobuf + JSON over gRPC/HTTP) power pipelines, eBPF auto-instrumentation and OpAMP for remote agent management are progressing, and a multi-language demo app (astronomy shop) proves the pieces work end-to-end.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:38Unified observability vision
- 6:31CNCF graduation milestone
- 8:35Project metrics
- 12:49Core components
- 19:32Logging reaches General Availability
- 26:51Continuous profiling
- 29:38Client-side telemetry
- 31:01Operability and agents
- 33:32Demo and getting started guidance
- 37:27Q&A
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