Author here.
OpenTelemetry is not competitive to us (it doesn’t do what we do in plurality), and we specifically want to see the open tracing goals succeed.
I was pretty clear about that in the post though.
OpenTelemetry is not competitive to us (it doesn’t do what we do in plurality), and we specifically want to see the open tracing goals succeed.
I was pretty clear about that in the post though.
I think you, the author, stand to benefit directly from a breakup of OpenTelemetry, and a refusal to acknowledge your own bias is problematic when your piece starts with a request to 'look objectively.'
We also make most of our revenue from errors which don’t have an open protocol implementation outside of our own.