Company
Date Published
Author
Dotan Horovits
Word count
1107
Language
English
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None

Summary

OpenTelemetry, a prominent open-source project within the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, is gaining significant traction as it reaches key milestones, such as the Release Candidate status for its Metrics component with stable API and SDK specifications in Java, .NET, and Python. The project also announced the stabilization of the OTLP Logs Protocol, with a focus on integrating existing logging sources and developing a new machine-readable logging format, in collaboration with the Elastic Common Schema community. Additionally, efforts are expanding to include Real User Monitoring (RUM) and Continuous Profiling, with special interest groups and working groups establishing the framework for these new telemetry signals. The project emphasizes ease of operation, exemplified by the release of a Kubernetes operator and the establishment of the Open Agent Management Protocol (OpAMP) working group for remote agent management. These advancements, alongside the official registration of Port 4317 for OpenTelemetry, underscore the project's commitment to standardization and broader observability goals.