Waymark / Routes / opentelemetry.io Attach experimental OTel profiling signal to an existing OTel pipeline
domain: opentelemetry.io · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Review the current OTel profiling signal specification status before building production dependencies on it Use the OTel Collector build that includes the experimental profiling receiver and exporter components Configure the profiling pipeline in the Collector config alongside the existing traces, metrics, and logs pipelines Map pprof-format profiles to the OTel profiling data model fields for stack frames and profile types Link profiles to traces using shared trace and span IDs so flame graphs can be accessed from trace views Known gotchas The OTel profiling signal is experimental and the data model may change between Collector releases; pin component versions carefully Not all backends that accept OTLP data support the profiling signal; verify your backend's roadmap before committing Profile data volumes can be large; plan Collector memory limits and pipeline backpressure settings accordingly
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