#opentelemetry

5 posts tagged with #opentelemetry

Every article below is hand-written, technically reviewed, and focused on opentelemetry. Posts cover real-world architecture decisions, code-level implementation patterns, and trade-offs you'll only discover after shipping production systems.

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Execution Trace Tree for AI Agents: Build One in 60 Minutes

Stop drowning in agent logs. Instrument a deterministic execution trace tree (spans, tool calls, checkpoints) so you can replay failures and diff runs like real engineering.

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How to Build Vendor-Neutral LLM Observability Monitoring [2026]

A practical blueprint for llm observability monitoring vendor neutral: an OpenTelemetry pipeline, an open trace schema, redaction boundaries, tail sampling, and cost controls that survive vendor swaps.

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How to Pick LLM Application Observability Metrics [2026]

Token logs are table stakes. Here’s the minimum set of LLM application observability metrics for tools, RAG, caching, refusals, and privacy-safe logging that actually debugs production incidents.

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AI Agent Observability Logging Schema [2026]: OTel + Redaction

A copy‑paste JSON logging contract for agent runs (spans, tool I/O, cost, retries) plus a minimal OpenTelemetry mapping you can implement in a weekend—without leaking secrets.

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OpenTelemetry Instrumentation for AI Agents [2026]: Ship It

A vendor-neutral tracing schema for AI agents: model LLM calls, retrieval, tool runs, retries, and token cost as spans. Then dashboard latency, error tax, and cost per successful task.