Join the Sentry developers who built Sentry’s OpenTelemetry support and learn how to understand the performance of your OTel instrumented applications.
As the leading open standard for observability, thousands of companies use OpenTelemetry to capture data across their services - but capturing raw logs, traces, and metrics is only the first step in improving software performance.
Steven, Abhijeet, and Daniel will walk you through how to turn that data into something actionable, so you can trace slow-loading pages all the way back to poor-performing API calls — and surface any related errors — to get to the root cause of irritating latency issues faster.
During this livestream, you’ll:
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