OpenTelemetry: Overview & Backwards Compatibility of OpenTracing + OpenCensus
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OpenTracing and OpenCensus merge into OpenTelemetry to provide a single API, implementation and wire format instead of competing standards. Project targets a first release by end of year for five languages (Go, Node, Python, Java, .NET), supports W3C trace context, and focuses on tracing and metrics first with logs later. Architecture includes an agent and collector with receivers/exporters for Jaeger/Zipkin/Prometheus/statsd, offers tail-based sampling, and promises a bridge and read-only by end of year compatibility window through 2021.
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