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i hate its fundamental model so much. still using it in places but replacing it with influxdb and telegraf, both of which consistently make me glad that i chose to start using them instead
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which mutually incompatible version of influxdb did you go with
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is there a good explainer to opentelemetry or is it one of those "if you have to ask it doesn't solve one of your usecases". playing around with building a new distributed application and trying to figure out if I should read more since we've seemed to change how we yeet info for monitoring, logging, and coordination
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Hed posted:is there a good explainer to opentelemetry or is it one of those "if you have to ask it doesn't solve one of your usecases". well you’re in luck I wrote a book about it and it’ll be out next month! https://learningopentelemetry.com but im also happy to just explain whatever. the basic concept of otel is that all of your telemetry signals should be correlated through hard context (trace ids, etc) as well as soft context (standardized metadata)
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kitten emergency posted:well you’re in luck drat holmes you wrote an animal book congrats!
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kitten emergency posted:well you’re in luck very cool, thank you and preordered
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kitten emergency posted:well you’re in luck congrats to you op
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