Log Support in OpenTelemetry
summary
OpenTelemetry has an accepted experimental log data model, a working Java client library implementation, and native collector support that already receives tailing files, accepts Fluentd/Fluent Bit via fluent forward, enriches records (example adds foo=bar plus resource detection), and exports to multiple backends. ObserveAI donates the Stanza agent into the collector. Demo shows Fluent Bit -> Collector -> Splunk HEC and stdout pipelines working end to end. Logs remain alpha but collector performance testing for logs is underway and initial numbers look promising.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00What is Open Telemetry?
- 4:00OpenTelemetry Components
- 10:06OpenTelemetry Log Data Model
- 12:08Instrumentation Libraries
- 18:11OpenTelemetry Log Collection
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