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opentelemetry-examples
Example code and resources for working with OpenTelemetry, provided by Lightstep
Note: If you’re looking for full code listings, don’t panic! You see them in the Lightstep OTel examples repository.
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Lightstep Observability supports the native OpenTelemetry Protocol (OTLP). It can receive data in the OTLP format either via HTTP or gRPC. You will need to specify which method you wish to use in your code, as we’ll see in the upcoming code snippets.
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We currently have Launchers for Go, Python, Java, and Node.JS.
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We currently have Launchers for Go, Python, Java, and Node.JS.
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We currently have Launchers for Go, Python, Java, and Node.JS.
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We currently have Launchers for Go, Python, Java, and Node.JS.
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