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Arize Phoenix is an open-source observability library for AI experimentation, evaluation, and troubleshooting, built by Arize AI.
This article provides an overview of OpenTelemetry, an open-source observability framework, and guides on integrating it with Go applications. It covers key concepts like logs, metrics, and traces, and demonstrates setting up a reusable telemetry package using OpenTelemetry in Go.
The article discusses the future of observability in 2025, highlighting the significant role of OpenTelemetry and AI in improving observability and reducing costs.
A reflection on the key achievements, contributions, and community efforts of 2024 for OpenTelemetry, including multilingual documentation and IA improvements.
Jaeger, a leading open-source distributed tracing platform, releases its version 2, which aligns with the OpenTelemetry framework, bringing improved performance, streamlined architecture, and native support for OTLP. The update includes advanced sampling techniques, expanded ecosystem access, and a more flexible storage implementation.
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announces the expansion of OpenTelemetry into CI/CD observability, enabling standardized and vendor-agnostic monitoring of CI/CD pipelines.
The article explores the evolution of observability from traditional APM tools (Observability 1.0) to a more developer-focused approach (Observability 2.0). Observability 2.0 aims to provide real-time, actionable insights and empower developers throughout the software development lifecycle, addressing technical debt and enhancing the developer experience.
OpenTelemetry is not just an observability platform, it's a set of best practices and standards that can be integrated into platform engineering or DevOps.
With the addition of profiling to OpenTelemetry, we expect continuous production profiling to hit the mainstream.
This article explains the differences between observability, telemetry, and monitoring, and how they work together to help teams understand and improve their software systems. It also discusses the benefits of using OpenTelemetry, a standard for creating and collecting telemetry for software systems, and Honeycomb's observability platform.
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