OpenTelemetry Project News
A Swift implementationSwift implementation of OpenTelemetry is the newest to join the project! Contribute today to move OpenTelemetry further along in the mobile space.
There is now a Gitter channel for folks getting startedfolks getting started with OpenTelemetry
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Upcoming Conferences, Talks, and Live Events
Lightstep and Honeycomb team up for an OpenTelemetry workshop at QCon LondonQCon London on March 4th
Kubecon EUKubecon EU kicks off on March 30th. OpenTelemetry workshop on Day Zero!
Catch Greg MeffordGreg Mefford on Feb 27-28 in Austin, TX
Alex Boten will be speaking about auto-instrumentation and OpenTelemetryauto-instrumentation and OpenTelemetry
Join us in Boston, MA on April 6 for Observe 2020Observe 2020, and make sure to check back for details on an OpenTelemetry workshop during the event
Stay tuned to the OpenTelemetry Twitch channelOpenTelemetry Twitch channel for the weekly show ‘OpenTelemetry Tuesdays’ and event-specific livestreams
Want to Contribute?
How to Start Contributing to OpenTelemetryHow to Start Contributing to OpenTelemetry (blog) by Austin Parker
OpenTelemetry is an open source project with implementations in many different languages, so whether you prefer to work with PythonPython) find an issue and get started!
Interested in joining our team? See our open positions herehere.
February 8, 2020
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