2022-04-04
Monitoring GraphQL APIs
In Monitoring GraphQL APIs with OpenTelemetry, Ankit Anand shows an interesting use case for Otel: GraphQL APIs. The walkthrough contains detailed instructions how to go about it using SigNoz.
OpenTelemetry in Ruby
New from the CNCF blog: learn how to Configure OpenTelemetry in Ruby.
Grafana Mimir
Announcing Grafana Mimir, the most scalable open source TSDB in the world by Tom Wilkie introduces this new time series database.
Choosing observability vendor
In Unpacking Observability: How to Choose an Observability Vendor Adri Villela reviews selection criteria and provides tips concerning this important topic.
OpenTelemetry in Kubernetes
Tathagata Paul explains OpenTelemetry in Kubernetes: Deploying your Collector and Metrics Backend in a hands-on deep dive.
Opstrace in GitLab
Sébastien Pahl provides some Updates on Opstrace Integration into GitLab and it’s good to learn about the progress, congrats!
Cisco’s o11y contribution
In OpenTelemetry: How Cisco and AppDynamics are contributing to the future of observability we learn from Severin Neumann that Cisco is all in on OpenTelemetry and one data point is the Apache Webserver Module they made available as open source. Well done!
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