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Elixir, OpenTelemetry, and the Infamous N+1
Alex Koutmos wrote an OpenTelemetry article for Phoenix projects by with an awesome demo repo that visualizes telemetry events with Grafana! It’s also a helpful guide on debugging performance problems like N+1 DB queries!
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