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README.md |
Exporters
Included in this directory are exporters that export both metric and trace telemetry.
- stdout: Writes telemetry to a specified local output as structured JSON.
- otlp: Sends telemetry to an OpenTelemetry collector as OTLP.
Additionally, there are metric and trace only exporters.
Metric Telemetry Only
- prometheus: Exposes metric telemetry as Prometheus metrics.
- test: A development tool when testing the telemetry pipeline.