Waymark / Routes / opentelemetry.io Set up the OpenTelemetry eBPF collector to capture network-level telemetry
domain: opentelemetry.io · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Deploy the otel-ebpf-profiler or network-explorer component as a privileged DaemonSet on each node Configure the kernel collector to point its OTLP exporter at the OTel Collector pipeline Define which network namespaces or pods to include or exclude using the selector configuration Confirm the host has the required kernel headers or BTF file present for the eBPF programs to load Correlate the captured network spans with application-level spans using the same trace-context headers Known gotchas eBPF programs are JIT-compiled at load time; a kernel version mismatch causes silent failures rather than obvious errors High-traffic nodes can produce large volumes of spans from network telemetry; apply head sampling or filtering early in the pipeline The eBPF collector runs as root with significant host access; ensure pod security policies or admission controllers are updated accordingly
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