The OpenTelemetry End User Working Group has heard feedback from users who desire a vendor-agnostic space to discuss adopting OpenTelemetry, so we’re excited to announce two new ways for you to connect with other users of the project and share best practices, a synchronous monthly discussion group and a new private slack channel. These forums will bring together operations and development engineers from different organizations to discuss challenges and solutions to achieving ubiquitous observability. Share successes and failures, discover best practices, and meet others who are also on a journey to implement observability powered by OpenTelemetry.
OpenTelemetry in Practice is an experimental series of talks initiated by some members of the End User Working Group.
We’re aiming to:
Each OpenTelemetry in Practice session will include a half hour of lightning talks and a half hour of open conversation about the topic. We are looking for people to join the OpenTelemetry in Practice team and people to give talks at future events. So if you’re interested in shaping these conversations, reach out in the #otel-user-research channel of the CNCF Slack.
Our first conversation will be on August 23rd, at 10 AM PDT, on Zoom, and the topic is Kubernetes & The Collector.
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.This group is what its members make it–whatever is of interest to the group is fair game! But here are some of the kinds of things we expect will be on the table:
Is this group only for OpenTelemetry end users?
No! Anyone is welcome to join and discuss their journey to observability. This group is hosted by the OpenTelemetry Community End-User Working Group, so we expect most participants will be from organizations that are evaluating or using OpenTelemetry.
I have questions about this, who can I reach out to?
You can find members of the End User Working Group in #otel-user-research.