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  1. The May newsletter is now available on-line:

    - Streaming syslog-ng data to your lakehouse using

    - Central log collection - more than just

    - Compiling syslog-ng on an old

    Read more at:

    syslog-ng.com/community/b/blog

  2. 🚀 Calling all end users! We're excited to announce the launch of blueprints and reference implementations! 🚀

    With guidance from experts, you can build production-ready telemetry pipelines that span multiple components.

    Learn more and contribute! 👇️

    opentelemetry.io/blog/2026/blu

  3. flow-php/telemetry (#PHP implementation of #OTEL) faced an architectural issue tied to the php nature (single thread/process).

    github.com/flow-php/flow/issue explains how I'm tackling it, without making Exporters blocking

  4. My change to add Grafana Alloy fmt and validate commands to none-ls has been merged into none-ls-extras! You can now easily set up formatting and validation of alloy files in Neovim by configuring the appropriate none-ls sources.

    github.com/nvimtools/none-ls-e

    #grafana #otel #neovim

  5. 🗓️ Over a year in the making
    📈 One of the fastest-growing projects in

    Introducing the Ecosystem Explorer

    is huge: hundreds of instrumentations across a dozen languages, plus the Collector. Figuring out what telemetry you actually get used to mean deploying first.

    Not anymore. The Ecosystem Explorer helps you understand OTel before you start. We’re starting with Java, with plenty more to come.

    Got ideas? Come build with us.

    opentelemetry.io/blog/2026/int

  6. Looking forward to #StirTrek tomorrow. I'll be speaking about #OpenTelemetry (#OTEL) and how good logging practices can save the day. And I promise a session that's 99% AI free. You can still buy tickets today.

    stirtrek.com/speakers/2026/Bar

  7. Are you living in Sydney, AUS? Are you looking for a job in the platform engineering and #SRE space?

    This is your chance to join a great startup in the #observability space which recently acquired unicorn status:

    jobs.ashbyhq.com/dash0/c71c1a0

    #GetFediHired #FediHire #o11y #OTel #OpenTelemetry #K8s #golang

  8. Our third feature on real-world deployments focuses on Skyscanner, a global travel search platform. With more than 1,000 microservices across two dozen production clusters, Skyscanner operates at scale. Read our latest post for their valuable insights!

    opentelemetry.io/blog/2026/dev

  9. We just released agentevals v0.6.0: github.com/agentevals-dev/agen

    Now you can use #OpenAI Eval API to offload eval scoring, BYO custom #evals with their dependencies, and have insights into how much time individual evals take, so you can choose the best one for the job at hand!

    You only need #OTel traces!

  10. Three pillars becomes four.

    The project is excited to share that profiles are now alpha! With profiles, you get an industry-wide standard for production profiling, with true vendor neutrality and powered by community and ecosystem support.

    Read more details in our latest post!

    opentelemetry.io/blog/2026/pro

  11. attributes promoted to release candidate in Semantic Conventions
    Well done to the OpenTelemetry's K8s SemConv SIG 👏
    Check out the blog post by By Christos Markou and David Ashpole:
    opentelemetry.io/blog/2026/k8s

    @kubernetes @k8s_releases @opentelemetry

  12. A passing of the torch. 🔥

    Last month, welcomed new Community Managers. The community has quadrupled in size under Austin's stewardship. We are grateful for his years of hard work building the community into what it is today and look forward to Reese, Adriana, and Julia's vision for the future!

    opentelemetry.io/blog/2026/new

  13. Great catching up with the community at Europe this month after . Meaningful discussions, fresh insights, and many new ideas.

    I invited Juraci, @opentelemetry Governance Committee member, to OpenObservability Talks 🎙️ to unpack it all

    The state of OpenTelemetry 👇
    medium.com/p/e00f219f7460

  14. Join us for our first joint #Grafana ❤️#OTel and Tempo Community calls on practical distributed tracing from the field. Bring any questions you may have!

    See the YouTube description for more details.

    Thursday February 12th, 9:30a PT/6:30p CET

    youtube.com/watch?v=1lMHX8CRHsc

  15. Okay, now attending a conference on browser observability with #opentelemetry
    #otel #fosdem

  16. The Collector is a critical component of using in production. To learn how organizations are deploying, configuring, and monitoring the Collector, we ran a survey in 2025. The results tell us how the Collector is being used today, and how its usage has changed since 2024. Read our latest blog post for all the details!

    opentelemetry.io/blog/2026/ote

  17. Unplugged is coming to Europe, as a fringe!
    I'm glad we're bringing this important unconference to Europe for the first time, and I'm proud that @OpenSearchProject is sponsoring it.

    Join @opentelemetry community @fosdem
    🔗 events.humanitix.com/otelunplu

  18. is for everyone...even other open source projects! Find out how contributors improved tracing observability with .

    opentelemetry.io/blog/2026/dap

  19. Huh. Now that I have #otel traces on a bunch of things at home, it's pretty clear that my clocks aren't in sync on every system. They're maybe 1ms off, but it's enough that supposedly-nested trace spans aren't quite nested right.

    Which is annoying since I have two local GPS #NTP receivers.

    The two "bad" machines were using #systemd-timesyncd to talk to Ubuntu's pool clocks instead of the local clocks. The "good" machines are using #chrony and claim that they're ~2 us off of GPS time.

    Now I'm curious -- is this a problem with network latency and Ubuntu's pool, or is that just as good as timesyncd gets?