実践 OpenTelemetry: ―オープンなオブザーバビリティ標準を組織に導入する
Daniel Gomez Blanco, translated by Kazunori Otani (2025)
O'Reilly (originally published by Springer Nature, Apress)
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OpenTelemetry: Project Update
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Skyscanner’s journey to effective observability
A journey to revolutionise Skyscanner's observability platform and help engineers operate complex distributed systems with confidence. This article describes the challenges faced, the solutions implemented, and the lessons learned along the way.
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In Love With OTel and Observability
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Grafana Big Tent
Juraci Paixão Kröhling and I had the pleasure of joining Mat Ryer and Matt Toback on a new episode of Grafana Big Tent where we took a deep dive into the evolution of OTel from its early days (including the story of how OTel got its name) to its current state and future roadmap.
JinglOTel, JinglOTel, Jingle all the way!
Holiday Sweaters & OTel Insights
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OpenTelemetry: Bridging Platform and Enablement
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OpenTelemetry in Five Minutes
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Beyond the Hype
Is observability just the new name for system monitoring? This is what Oliver Cronk,Scott Rowan and myself set out to discuss in this episode of Beyond the Hype. We discussed what observability means in modern distributed software architectures, how it differs from traditional monitoring, and the challenges of implementing it at scale.
Spoiler alert: I answered "no" to the question above.
O11ycast
This was a really fun conversation with Martin Thwaites and Jessica Kerr on a new episode of O11ycast. We talked about my approach to evangelise better observability practices at Skyscanner, and some of my experience on joining the OpenTelemetry Governance Committee. We got serious about minimising organisational costs, and nerded out about the future of auto-instrumentation, with some advice on detecting and avoiding over-instrumentation.