Honeycomb Delivers Support for OpenTelemetry - Zero Code Change Required
Blog post from Honeycomb
OpenTelemetry, an open-source project aimed at improving observability for cloud-native software, released a beta version of its Collector proxy and SDKs for five languages, enabling seamless integration with previously instrumented services using Jaeger, Zipkin, OpenTracing, or OpenCensus. This initiative, supported by Honeycomb.io, includes an exporter for the OpenTelemetry Collector, allowing data from instrumented apps to be easily sent to Honeycomb without requiring code changes. The OpenTelemetry Collector acts as a versatile tool for tracing data in distributed applications, enhancing system observability and resilience by integrating with multiple destinations, including Honeycomb, which provides modern development teams with tools for efficient debugging and system optimization. This collaboration, described as a labor of love by Liz Fong-Jones from Honeycomb, aims to standardize data collection and improve system stability. Morgan McLean, co-founder of OpenCensus and OpenTelemetry, announced plans to expand language support to further the project's mission of simplifying and democratizing observability.
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