OpenTelemetry Profiles Enters Public Alpha
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OpenTelemetry Profiles Enters Public Alpha


Summary

OpenTelemetry Profiles has entered public Alpha, aiming to establish a unified, vendor-neutral standard for continuous production profiling alongside existing observability signals like traces, metrics, and logs. This release introduces a new data format compatible with existing tools like pprof, an eBPF-based profiler for low-overhead data collection, and integrations within the OpenTelemetry ecosystem (like the Collector). The team is now seeking community feedback and contributions to refine the standard and build production-ready backends for analyzing the collected profiling data.
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