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The Release of OpenTelemtery in Erlang/Elixir With Tristan Sloughter - EMx 193

Nov 3, 2022

40:44

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Observability Is a Big Thing in Telemetry

01:58

Splunk Is a Company That's a Big Contributor to Open Telemetry

01:37

Open Telemetry Collector

02:11

Introduction

2min

How Long Have You Been Running With Open Sensors?

2min

Open Tracing - What Is It?

2min

Using Open Telemetry to Understand a System in Depth

2min

The Open Telemetry Collector and Doctor Compose

3min

The Relationship Between Telemetry and Open Telemetry

2min

Elixir JavaScript and Ruby on Rails API Stability

2min

Open Telemetry and Open Tracing

2min

I've Been Working as for About 3 Years Now and I'm Still Not 100% Sure

3min

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Splunk Log Search Is a Startup

2min

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Splunk Is a Company That's a Big Contributor to Open Telemetry

2min

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Ruby 1.0 Is Only for Tracing and I'm Still Working on Logs

2min

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Open Telemetry and Distributed Tracing

4min

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Observability Is a Big Thing in Telemetry

2min

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The Future of Open Telemetry

2min

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Open Telemetry Collector

2min

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Podcasts - Do You Want to Support Them?

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I've Already Got a Patch in to Make Some Stuff Here

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Tristan Sloughter has been an Erlang Developer for over 19 years. In this episode, Tristan joins the show as he talks about their project called “OpenTelemetry release of Erlang/Elixir.” With the use of this protocol, in your application, developers can collect, process, and export data. He also shares his journey toward shifting his focus from OpenCensus to OpenTelemetry and gives a background about it.
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