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OpenTelemetry Demo

Get started with the OpenTelemetry Demo in Dash0.

Overview

Overview

The OpenTelemetry Demo is an example application that demonstrates how to use OpenTelemetry to instrument various services.

Click the bottom below to install the OpenTelemetry Demo application in your organization:

Setup within Dash0

Dash0 will set up the OpenTelemetry Demo application using the OTel Demo dataset. Datasets in Dash0 are silos of data under the same organization.

The OpenTelemetry Demo application is deployed free of charge for you. Enjoy!

Scenarios

The OTel Demo application incorporates the following Observability scenarios.

Failures in the productcatalog service

The GetProduct API has high error rates because of the failure of a certain amount of requests with product id OLJCESPC7Z. But it is an excellent way to get acquainted with Dash0 Triage.

If you prefer a more visual tutorial, we've got you covered:

Memory leak

One of the services has a memory leak: find out which one with the Query Builder.

Other things to experience in Dash0

  • Service map: discover your services and their dependencies.
  • Tracing: Track requests as they flow through multiple services to identify bottlenecks and performance issues.
  • Logging: Collect and correlate logs to troubleshoot and debug issues effectively.
  • Dashboards: Gather and analyze metrics to monitor the health and performance of your application.
  • Kubernetes and resource monitoring: Monitor resource usage to ensure optimal performance and detect potential issues.