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Tracing Services Using OTel and Jaeger

At observIQ, we use the OTel collector to collect host/container-level metrics and logs from our systems. But to get more detailed monitoring of our applications (APM), we use the OTel SDK and instrumentation libraries. This post aims to provide a quick start to setting up tracing exporting to a local Jaeger instance.

How to Reduce Duplicate Log Data with BindPlane OP

Are you dealing with duplicate log data? This can get expensive💰 and be difficult to parse, so how can one solve? Check out the clip with our CEO, Michael Kelly, as he shows you how to reduce telemetry data at the edge, reducing cost but not impacting visibility👀 with BindPlane OP. #telemetry #opensource #observability

How to Monitor Cloudflare with OpenTelemetry

With observIQ’s latest contributions to OpenTelemetry, you can now use free open source tools to easily monitor Cloudflare. The easiest way to use the latest OpenTelemetry tools is with observIQ’s distribution of the OpenTelemetry collector. You can find it here. In this blog, the Cloudflare receiver is configured to monitor logs locally with OTLP– you can use the receiver to ship logs to many popular analysis tools, including Google Cloud, New Relic, OTLP, Grafana, and more.

Severity Filter With BindPlane OP

Learn how to reduce log volume by filtering out low severity logs in BindPlane OP. #compliance #observability #telemetry About ObservIQ: At observIQ, we develop fast, powerful, and intuitive next-generation observability technologies for DevOps and ITOps – built by engineers for engineers. We believe the future of observability is open source.

Integrating OpenTelemetry into a Fluentbit environment using BindPlane OP

Fluentbit is a popular logs and metrics collector used for monitoring anything from virtual machines to containerized applications. With the rise of BindPlane OP and OpenTelemetry, it is not uncommon for organizations to begin replacing Fluentbit, or integrating OpenTelemetry with Fluentbit. An organization may have hundreds or thousands of Fluentbit agents deployed to their endpoints but they want to manage the pipeline using BindPlane OP.

Five Things to Know About Google Cloud Operations Suite and BindPlane

Google Cloud Operations is a powerful integrated monitoring, logging, and trace managed service for applications and systems running on Google Cloud and beyond. As part of our partnership with Google, we help extend Cloud Operations with BindPlane OP and OpenTelemetry monitoring for a complete monitoring solution. With BindPlane OP, Google Cloud Operations becomes a single pane of glass for monitoring all aspects of your data center, no matter if it’s on prem or running in the cloud.

Managing Observability Pipeline Chaos and the Bottomline

Observability pipelines solve some critical problems IT is facing today: the cloud environment has generated an unprecedented amount of data in recent years; enterprises now have multiple SaaS/cloud-based applications running; it’s becoming tough to know which of this massive volume of data needs to be processed for analysis vs. stored (often for regulatory reasons) cheaply; and dealing with growing numbers of source data makes the meaningful management of the problem only harder.

Configuring OpenTelemetry Agents to Enrich Data and Reduce Observability Costs

BindPlane OP is a powerful, open source tool that makes it easy to build and manage telemetry pipelines to ship data from IT environments of any kind and size to any analysis tool or storage destination. BindPlane OP installs and configures OpenTelemetry agents, which support a wide variety of sources and can be configured to ship data to multiple destinations while enriching or reducing data simultaneously.