Visualize and improve OpenTelemetry collector configurations
OTelBin is a free editing, visualization and validation tool for OpenTelemetry collector configurations. OTelBin helps developers create OTel configurations easily with its user-friendly interface, real-time visualization and validation capabilities.
Hello, Product Hunt, Thrilled to share that alongside a brilliant team of Observability aficionados, I've embarked on a new adventure: co-founding Dash0. Following a fulfilling stint in non-operational roles and empowering promising startups, it was time for a spirited return to the startup scene, diving into a domain I'm deeply passionate about: Observability. Our collective enthusiasm at Dash0 is fueling our mission to revolutionize how developers interact with observability tools. We're commi
Hello, Product Hunt! We're thrilled to start with OTelBin on our mission to make observability easy for every developer! OTelBin will help developers adopt OpenTelemetry faster and more easily by providing a visual editor and validator for OTel Collector configurations. We are launching with built-in support for the OpenTelemetry community releases and the AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry, and we look forward to adding more! OTelBin is our first product. It is free for everyone. The full code is ava
Congrats on your launch! This tool looks very useful!
Congrats on the launch Mirko! 🚀
Congrats on the launch @mirko_novakovic3! I saw on LinkedIn today you've gathered a great team. All the best with OTelBin and Dash0! Looking forward to see where this journey will end. Keep up the good work 🤘
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