#24 - Tracing the Future: OpenTelemetry’s Evolution and Startup Lessons with Juraci Paixão Kröhling

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Code RED

Dash0

33 episodes

1 day ago

How can you avoid your next outage? And what's next for observability? Code RED is a podcast for developers, site reliability engineers, CTOs and anyone who's excited about the future of software management and observability. Code...because we're talking about code! And RED for Requests, Errors, and Duration: the core metrics of observability. Hosted by Mirko Novakovic, CEO of Dash0 and co-founder and former CEO of Instana, you'll hear from leaders around our industry about what they're building, what's next in observability, and what you can do today to avoid your next code red moment.

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#24 - Tracing the Future: OpenTelemetry’s Evolution and Startup Lessons with Juraci Paixão Kröhling

Code RED

41 minutes 11 seconds

6 months ago

#24 - Tracing the Future: OpenTelemetry’s Evolution and Startup Lessons with Juraci Paixão Kröhling

Juraci Paixão Kröhling, OpenTelemetry governing board member, joins Dash0’s Mirko Novakovic for a deep dive into the evolution of observability. From the JBoss and Jaeger early days to his new startup OllyGarden, Juraci shares how OpenTelemetry is reshaping the way we monitor distributed systems. They explore the challenges of tracing adoption, the semantics around spans and transactions, and why logs are still dominant (but perhaps not for long). Juraci also details his journey from engineer to entrepreneur and the future of observability in an AI-first world.