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Manage your telemetry in Logfire, send it anywhere

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Pydantic Logfire has introduced Fleet Management in beta, a remote-control capability that lets teams update telemetry collection policies for OpenTelemetry Collectors and application SDKs without editing machine-level configuration files or redeploying applications. Through versioned policies delivered via the OpenTelemetry OpAMP standard, users can quickly alter sampling, log levels, data exports, volume controls, and sensitive-attribute redaction across Python, Node.js, Java, .NET, and Go applications as well as host, Kubernetes, and existing Collectors. Policies can govern multiple exporters and backends simultaneously, ensuring that controls such as redaction and sampling apply consistently wherever supported telemetry is sent, while externally configured exporters remain unaffected. Fleet provides visibility into client health, active policies, data flows, and changes in telemetry volume, alongside safeguards including configuration review, compatibility checks, pilot rollouts, failure reporting, and rollback to prior versions. Available on all Logfire plans with plan-specific management limits, the feature is intended to help organizations respond rapidly to operational incidents, reduce telemetry costs, and prevent sensitive data from being transmitted further.

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OpenTelemetry 8 288 55 26 -66%
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