opentelemetry-instrumentation

Configure OpenTelemetry SDKs for Java, Python, Node.js, .NET, and Go to export traces, metrics, and logs to Coralogix using standardized environment variables for direct OTLP export. This ensures your application telemetry routes correctly without manual trial-and-error.

Yes, OpenTelemetry instrumentation supports Python and Node.js applications alongside Java, .NET, and Go. It automatically configures Coralogix-specific resource attributes and transaction samplers to ensure full APM visibility across these languages.

The best way to set up regional OTLP endpoints and manage API keys for Coralogix observability is by using standardized environment variable configurations provided for your specific application language, satisfying secure API key management and regional endpoint requirements.

Missing OpenTelemetry traces or logs are typically caused by SDK-side misconfigurations. You can identify and fix these missing telemetry signals by following a structured diagnostic path that checks resource attributes, transaction sampling settings, and OTLP exporter configurations.

Implement transaction sampling for application tracing by configuring the OpenTelemetry SDK with Coralogix-specific transaction samplers. This optimizes APM integration by controlling the volume of exported traces while maintaining necessary visibility into your application's performance.