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Use OpenTelemetry Processors to Change Collected Backend Data

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Splunk Employee

View our Tech Talks: DevOps Edition, Use OpenTelemetry Processors to Change Collected Backend Data

At its core, Splunk Observability Cloud uses the OpenTelemetry observability framework. OpenTelemetry offers vendor-agnostic APIs and software development kits (SDKs) for collecting telemetry data from cloud-native applications and their supporting infrastructure, and the OpenTelemetry Collector can aggregate and send this data to a commercial analysis system like Splunk or open-source ones like Prometheus. The collector uses pipelines to receive, process, and export metric and trace data with components known as receivers, processors, and exporters.

Watch and learn:

  • How OpenTelemetry processors achieve better security and efficiency for your application telemetry.
  • How to modify your OpenTelemetry configuration to achieve better security and efficiency for your application telemetry. 
  • How to confirm your OpenTelemetry configuration is working properly.
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