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Anatomy of a Python OpenTelemetry instrumentation
UD2.218A | Day 2 | 12:30 - 13:00 | Speakers: Riccardo Magliocchetti
Anatomy of a Python OpenTelemetry instrumentation
Abstract
OpenTelemetry Python instrumentations may seem indistinguishable from magic: they can be bootstrapped from your installed dependencies, they are able to patch your code without even noticing and most often they work out of the box automatically! Fortunately there's no magic spell involved and they are mostly the combination of not well known Python features, standing on the shoulders of powerful libraries and work done by the community to improve the reach and the quality of the code. Let's dig a bit into the code to see what's inside the black box.
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