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OTel Track

The OTel Track is a complete and self-guided course that allows you to master OpenTelemetry at your own pace. The last modules will be completed by the end of April.

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What you'll learn

Discover the complete course content and skills you'll develop

Learn at your own pace

Study when and where you want, with one year access to all course content.

In-depth content

Over 50 lessons covering everything about OpenTelemetry.

Strong theoretical foundation

Understand the 'why', not just the 'how'.

Digital certificate

Upon completing the course, you receive a certificate that you can add to your resume and LinkedIn.

Beyond technical aspects

Learn about architecture, migration, observability culture.

Constant updates

The course is regularly updated to keep up with OpenTelemetry developments.

What our students say

Real experiences from those who have already learned with us

"I've been an SRE for 6 years, the immersion was phenomenal. Juraci is one of the minds behind OpenTelemetry, very detailed, he breaks down point by point. Being one of the creators, he can really go deep. Expectations successfully exceeded!"
Willian Saavedra
Willian Saavedra
Site Reliability Engineer , Itaú
"I was able to go deeper and ask questions, it exceeded my expectations, I had several insights from what Juraci brought."
Mateus Santos
Mateus Santos
CTO , Vericode
"I already had experience with OpenTelemetry, more specific to the Collector, but it was interesting to be able to deepen my knowledge in the instrumentation part. I'm leaving with much more knowledge than I expected."
Rafael Gumiero
Rafael Gumiero
Principal Engineer , PicPay

Course modules

Content organized progressively to facilitate your learning

1 The Basics in 3 Lessons

1 Instrumenting an application
2 Visualizing telemetry
3 Placing a Collector in the middle

2 Fundamentals

1 Problems we solve
2 Audiences
3 Project philosophy
4 Instrumentation
5 Telemetry
6 Observability
7 Monitoring
8 OpenTelemetry
9 Bonus: Observability 2.0

3 Observability signals

1 Logs
2 Metrics
3 Traces
4 Profiles
5 Events

4 OTel in practice

1 What are we going to observe?
2 What are our pain points?
3 Adding the OTel SDK
4 Instrumenting our initialization
5 Observing HTTP calls
6 New spans, or events?
7 Understanding normal latency between services
8 Propagating context manually

5 Data model

1 Introduction
2 Attributes
3 Scope
4 Resources
5 Context
6 Baggage
7 Traces
8 Metrics
9 Logs
10 Profiles
11 Bonus: Entities

6 OpenTelemetry API

1 Audience
2 Tracing
3 Metrics

7 OpenTelemetry SDK

1 The basics to survive
2 SDKs in detail
3 Using a configuration file

8 OpenTelemetry Collector

1 Introduction
2 Component types
3 Getting the Collector
4 Configuration
5 Agents vs. Gateways vs. Collectors
6 Scaling the Collector
7 Monitoring Collectors
8 OTTL
9 Resilience techniques
10 Security
11 Building your Collector

9 Extending the Collector

1 Introduction
2 Receivers
3 Processors
4 Exporters
5 Extensions
6 Connectors

10 OpenTelemetry Operator

1 Coming soon

11 OpAMP

1 Coming soon

12 Architecture

1 Coming soon

13 Interoperability

1 Coming soon

14 Migration

1 Coming soon

15 Observability culture

1 Coming soon

Ready to start your OpenTelemetry journey?

Master observability and OpenTelemetry and stand out in the market with skills that are in high demand.

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