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Open Telemetry founder systems up for project graduation party
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Grafanacon The founder of the Open Telemetry project says its maintainers may need to turn to AI tools to get some elements robust enough for the project as a whole to graduate.
Key facts
- That means everything important in open telemetry needs to become 1.0, he said
- Most instrumentation packages are "de facto stable," and can safely be marked 1.0
- Grafanacon The founder of the Open Telemetry project says its maintainers may need to turn to AI tools to get some elements robust enough for the project as a whole to graduate
- Ted Young was speaking at Grafanacon in Barcelona, where he told the audience the aim for the next year was to make Open Telemetry as "boring" as possible so that it can finally become a fully
Summary
Ted Young was speaking at Grafanacon in Barcelona, where he told the audience the aim for the next year was to make Open Telemetry as "boring" as possible so that it can finally become a fully graduated CNCF project. "That might sound crazy, but it is crazy," he said. More practically, he said, "Our top priority is to stabilize all the things. "What could be more boring than this, not changing things?” he continued.