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Wednesday November 13, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST
Is your telemetry missing key attributes? Maybe there are details in your log bodies you’d rather have as attributes. It is common to find yourself in situations where your data doesn't look how you expect: it's too large, the wrong shape, or doesn't have everything you want. The OpenTelemetry Collector uses the OpenTelemetry Transformation Language (OTTL) to solve these problems. OTTL enables telemetry transformations based on any field of the payload, utilizing functions to execute the changes. In this session, Tyler and Evan will go over a brief intro to OTTL and then cover example after example of situations where you can use OTTL to solve processing problems in the Collector, like setting attributes, or defining an entire OTLP log record from a kubernetes event. Get ready with situations of your own, as we’ll save time at the end to try writing OTTL statements live on stage for your transformation or filtering issues so we can demonstrate how flexible OTTL truly is.
Speakers
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Tyler Helmuth

Staff Software Engineer, Honeycomb
Tyler is a Sr. Software Engineer at Honeycomb with a passion for observability and helping users start their observability journey. He is a maintainer for the OpenTelemetry Collector and OTel Helm Charts, and an active contributor to other OTel repositories. While not its originator... Read More →
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Evan Bradley

Senior Software Engineer, Dynatrace
Evan helps maintain the OpenTelemetry Collector, where he is also a primary contributor to the OpenTelemetry Transformation Language (OTTL) and the OpenTelemetry Agent Management Protocol (OpAMP) Collector components. Evan has a background in developing DevOps tooling and observability... Read More →
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Wednesday November 13, 2024 5:25pm - 6:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Grand Ballroom B
  Observability
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