Observability with OpenTelemetry or how to say goodbye to Vendor Lock-in
summary
OpenTelemetry is presented as an emerging standard for observability that changes how logs, traces and metrics are captured and processed. The talk explains what OpenTelemetry provides, how it shifts competition from data capture agents to tools that best leverage that data, and reviews how different observability tools are adapting to avoid vendor lock-in and keep applications portable across backends.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30What is observability
- 7:48What is OpenTelemetry
- 11:00Observability history
- 14:55Case study: Fictional company
- 15:38Old monitoring
- 19:47Modern observability
- 25:04What is vendor lock-in
- 27:54Avoiding vendor lock-in in logs
- 28:59Vendor lock-in in tracing
- 30:03How OpenTelemetry avoids lock-in
- 33:52OpenTelemetry architecture
- 37:01OpenTelemetry contributors
- 39:29OpenTelemetry status
- 41:36Future of observability
- 47:16Q&A
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