asyncmachine can now synchronize #WebWorkers - either separately, grouped via a proxy #statemachine, or in-browser only. This makes browser multithreading accessible to #Golang devs today and comes with a set of #devtools and #Otel.
You can find out more from the dedicated example https://asyncmachine.dev/wasm-workflow
@maxd These are the WebWorker workflows we discussed the other day, no atomic shared mem yet tho ;)
We just released agentevals v0.6.0: https://github.com/agentevals-dev/agentevals/releases/tag/v0.6.0
Now you can use #OpenAI Eval API to offload eval scoring, BYO custom #evals with their dependencies, and have insights into how much time individual evals take, so you can choose the best one for the job at hand!
You only need #OTel traces!
Three pillars becomes four.
The #OpenTelemetry project is excited to share that profiles are now alpha! With #OTel profiles, you get an industry-wide standard for production profiling, with true vendor neutrality and powered by community and ecosystem support.
Read more details in our latest post!
#eBPF collects telemetry directly from applications and infrastructure, simplifying observability instrumentation. Here’s how to get it working with #Rustls: https://coroot.com/blog/instrumenting-rust-tls-with-ebpf/
#rust #openssl #golang #go #linux #ebpf #observability #monitoring #sysadmin #devops #sre #opensource #FOSS #freesoftware #kubernetes #tech #otel #opentelemetry #tech #AI
#Kubernetes attributes promoted to release candidate in #OpenTelemetry Semantic Conventions
Well done to the OpenTelemetry's K8s SemConv SIG 👏
Check out the blog post by By Christos Markou and David Ashpole:
https://opentelemetry.io/blog/2026/k8s-semconv-rc/
Over the past few months, the K8s (Kubernetes) Semantic Conventions SIG focused on stabilizing Kubernetes attributes used by OpenTelemetry Collector processors such as k8sattributes and resourcedetection. That work has now paid off: Kubernetes attributes have been promoted to release candidate status. Users can try this new schema via feature gates and provide feedback before the final stable release. Read on to discover how we reached this milestone and what’s on the horizon.
OpenSearch Agent Health is an open source observability and evaluation solution for AI agents. It’s available as a zero-installation NPX tool that delivers three core capabilities in a lightweight (~4 MB) package. https://opensearch.org/blog/opensearch-agent-health-open-source-observability-and-evaluation-for-ai-agents/
📊 Data Prepper 2.14: OpenTelemetry-powered APM service maps and production-ready Prometheus support
The #OpenSearch Data Prepper maintainers announced the release of Data Prepper 2.14! Check out the blog to learn how this version expands support for observability uses cases with new application performance monitoring service map and improved Prometheus support.
A passing of the torch. 🔥
Last month, #OpenTelemetry welcomed new Community Managers. The #OTel community has quadrupled in size under Austin's stewardship. We are grateful for his years of hard work building the community into what it is today and look forward to Reese, Adriana, and Julia's vision for the future!
Great catching up with the #OpenTelemetry community at #OTelUnplugged Europe this month after #FOSDEM. Meaningful discussions, fresh insights, and many new ideas.
I invited Juraci, @opentelemetry Governance Committee member, to OpenObservability Talks 🎙️ to unpack it all
The state of OpenTelemetry 👇
https://medium.com/p/e00f219f7460
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