Teletrace

Name: Teletrace
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)

Open-Source Tracing Platform

5.0•3 reviews•

181 followers

Open-Source Tracing Platform

5.0•3 reviews•

181 followers

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Teletrace is an open-source distributed tracing system that helps developers monitor and troubleshoot complex distributed systems by providing end-to-end transaction monitoring and tracing across various microservices.

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Launch tags:Open Source•Developer Tools•GitHub

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Hello Hunters! After working for years on Epsagon, we've decided to Open-Source our entire observability stack. Teletrace simplifies the work needed to implement distributed tracing. For existing OTel systems, you can just push spans into Teletrace to get a better tracing solution.

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3yr ago

daily.dev

@ranrib good luck with the launch 😄

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3yr ago

Hi, well done! Have you already built plugins for python, javascript or rust? I wanna be an opensource contributor at this project!

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3yr ago

@alexey_yurkevich Thank you for your interest in contributing to Teletrace! While we currently use OpenTelemetry for our SDK, there are many other ways to contribute to our project. To get started, I would recommend joining our Slack channel (https://join.slack.com/t/teletra...) where you can connect with our team and other contributors. Our team can help you identify areas where you can contribute and provide guidance on how to get started.

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3yr ago

@alexey_yurkevich First of all, thank you for your interest in contributing to Teletrace. Join our Slack (https://join.slack.com/t/teletra...) and we can find the right issue for you to contribute.

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3yr ago

Govar – English speaking app

Hey! Congratulations on the launch! That's what we need now. Can I use it for applications we created using Flutter?

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3yr ago

@dzianis_yatsenka For my understanding OpenTelemetry did not yet support Flutter. This means that if you have created an application using Flutter, it cannot be observed by OpenTelemetry, So currently, Teletrace will not help you in this case. I recommend keeping an eye on our project and checking for updates on OpenTelemetry support for Flutter.

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3yr ago

Govar – English speaking app

@haim_raitsev Thanks!

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3yr ago

MegaVote

Congrats Ran & team on launching of your amazing work with Teletrace! With more than 10 years working with Cloud & Microservice Architecture (previously it was SOA), It's fantastic to see such a valuable observability stack go open-source. This will definitely make distributed tracing more accessible and easier to implement for many developers in this complex & distributed world of micro-services. Kudos to the team for their dedication and innovation. Collected & supported, looking forward to utilizing Teletrace in my own projects!

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3yr ago

Teletrace

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Really glad we could release an entirely free and open-source system into a market controlled by SaaS vendors. A breath of fresh air in the current landscape.

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3yr ago

Do you support .NET?

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3yr ago

@jay_janarthanan1 Yes, OpenTelemetry does support .NET! To add .NET tracing to your application, you can follow the guide provided by OpenTelemetry on their website (https://opentelemetry.io/docs/in...). Once you have instrumented your .NET application with OpenTelemetry, you should be able to see the traces in Teletrace. Teletrace supports OpenTelemetry, which means that any application instrumented with OpenTelemetry should be compatible with Teletrace.

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3yr ago

mirrord

Welcome to the open source community! Glad to see this happening

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3yr ago

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