Is your observability strategy ready for the post-Jaeger era?
The industry has spoken, and the standard is clear: OpenTelemetry (OTEL) is the future of cloud-native observability. With the Jaeger operator sunsetting in OpenShift catalogs, migrating isn't just a "nice-to-have"—it's a critical step for maintaining a supported, secure service mesh.
Transitioning from Jaeger to OTEL isn't just about swapping tools; it’s about breaking vendor lock-in and unifying your traces, metrics, and logs into a single, vendor-agnostic framework.
Our new learning path guides you through a seamless transition on Red Hat OpenShift Service Mesh, ensuring you don’t lose visibility while you modernize.
What you’ll learn:
- Deploying a Jaeger instance for baseline demonstration.
- Configuring a Service Mesh control plane for the shift.
- Implementing the OpenTelemetry Collector to future-proof your stack.
Why make the move?
✅ Unified Telemetry: Correlate traces, metrics, and logs natively.
✅ No Lock-in: Change backends by updating a config, not your app code.
✅ CNCF Alignment: Stay in sync with the core of the cloud-native ecosystem.
Ready to migrate? Get started.
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