OpenTelemetry specialists for your dedicated team.

Where OpenTelemetry fits in a long-term product team.

Instrumentation is the expensive, long-lived part of observability; backends are the part organisations change. Instrumenting against a vendor SDK ties years of work to a commercial decision, and re-instrumenting an estate to change vendor is a project few teams want to fund. OpenTelemetry decouples the two.

Auto-instrumentation gives a useful baseline quickly, with HTTP, database and framework spans and no code changes, but it does not know your domain. The spans and attributes that answer business questions, like which tenant or which plan a slow request belonged to, have to be added deliberately.

What your dedicated team does with OpenTelemetry.

The collector is where most of the operational work sits. Sampling, filtering, enrichment and routing all happen there, so it needs sizing and monitoring like any other production component.

Running it properly is ongoing platform work, handled by your dedicated cloud and DevOps team alongside the services it observes.

Common OpenTelemetry use cases.

• Instrumentation that outlives the vendor One standard, so changing backend is a configuration change.
• A baseline without code changes Auto-instrumentation for framework and database spans, in place quickly.
• Domain attributes that answer real questions Tenant and plan on spans, so "slow for whom" is answerable.

Adding OpenTelemetry skills to your team.

Instrumentation outlives both the people who wrote it and the vendors it reports to, which is why continuity on the platform discipline matters. That is what a dedicated development team is for.

Every OpenTelemetry specialist we assign works remotely inside your tools as a dedicated member of your team, with the management on our side. It is how companies hire remote developers without opening an offshore office of their own.