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Official Go implementation of the OpenTelemetry API and SDK, providing a vendor-neutral way to instrument, generate, collect, and export telemetry data for Go applications and services.
This project offers the comprehensive OpenTelemetry API and SDK implementation for the Go programming language, allowing developers to easily instrument their applications to produce high-quality telemetry signals (traces, metrics, logs).
Provides a standardized, vendor-agnostic set of tools for instrumenting Go applications, addressing the complexity and vendor lock-in associated with collecting telemetry data in modern cloud-native and microservice architectures.
Libraries for adding distributed tracing to Go applications, enabling visualization of request paths across services.
API and SDK components for recording, aggregating, and exporting metrics from Go applications.
Mechanisms to propagate trace context across process and network boundaries.
Support for exporting telemetry data to various backends like OTLP, Jaeger, Prometheus, etc.
Applicable to any Go application or service, from monoliths to microservices, requiring robust and portable observability capabilities.
Instrumenting microservices written in Go to capture request traces that span across multiple services, helping to visualize and debug distributed transactions.
Gain end-to-end visibility into requests flowing through a microservice architecture, quickly identifying latency hotspots and failure points.
Adding metrics collection to Go applications to monitor performance indicators like request duration, error rates, and resource utilization.
Understand the health and performance characteristics of Go services in real-time, enabling proactive issue detection and capacity planning.
Enriching application logs with trace and span IDs, allowing logs to be correlated with specific requests or operations for easier debugging.
Improve the debuggability of production issues by linking log messages directly to the specific trace and span context in which they occurred.
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