Configure OpenTelemetry logging, tracing, and metrics for Go services.
npx skills add https://github.com/333-333-333/agents --skill go-observability
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: go-observability Source: https://github.com/333-333-333/agents/tree/main/skills/go-observability Command: npx skills add https://github.com/333-333-333/agents --skill go-observability
Vendor-neutral observability for Go services using OpenTelemetry, enabling structured logging, distributed tracing, metrics, and export to object storage.
Run the observability setup by configuring the tracer, metric provider, and logger, then start the local docker-compose stack.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To set up vendor-neutral observability for a Go microservice, configure the slog-based logger, OpenTelemetry tracer, and metric provider, then start the local docker-compose stack to run the OTLP collector.
Yes, this observability setup integrates tracing and metrics with the Gin framework by providing built-in Gin and gRPC middleware to capture and export telemetry data through the OpenTelemetry pipelines.
The best way to export Go application logs and traces to object storage is by using an OpenTelemetry-based pipeline with an OTLP collector configuration, enabling long-term retention and cross-environment visibility.
Yes, you can use slog for structured logging alongside OpenTelemetry in distributed systems, combining log data with tracing and metrics pipelines for comprehensive end-to-end observability.
No, you do not need a specific cloud provider to implement OpenTelemetry tracing in Go services, as the setup is vendor-neutral and exports telemetry via an OTLP collector for both local development and production deployment.
camoneartImplement distributed tracing across microservices with OpenTelemetry and Jaeger or Tempo backends.
Mesh-LLMIngest OTLP telemetry into DuckDB and export benchmark reports via HTTP API.
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weirdgmeInstrument distributed systems with OpenTelemetry and correlate logs, metrics, and traces.
