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Building a Full Observability Stack in Elixir with OpenTelemetry, PromEx, and Promtail
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“Learn how to build a full observability stack in Elixir using OpenTelemetry, PromEx, and Promtail, exporting traces, metrics, and logs to OpenObserver. Step-by-step guide with configs, Docker setup, and tips for structured logging and metrics collection.”
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chris.johan
This will be useful for us in case we decide to take up some Elixir/Phoenix projects in the future. Thanks!
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bennydreamtech23
You are welcome
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