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Hello, I'm new to OpenTelemetry and would like more information on how to instrument my library for my users.
However, I can see different integrations (in my case, TypeScript) where some libraries use the experimental instrumentation package, while others use @opentelemetry/core, @opentelemetry/sdk-node along with @opentelemetry/sdk-trace-base.
How are these two related or different from each other? Is opentelemetry-instrumentation supposed to be a replacement for sdk-trace-base, sdk-node and core?
The opentelemetry/instrumentation package is not included in the main docs on the website and it seems to only contains sdk-trace-node.
If I'm just getting started and in a "not knowing what I'm doing" phase and just experimenting with it, which one(s) should I use?
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Hello, I'm new to OpenTelemetry and would like more information on how to instrument my library for my users.
However, I can see different integrations (in my case, TypeScript) where some libraries use the experimental instrumentation package, while others use
@opentelemetry/core
,@opentelemetry/sdk-node
along with@opentelemetry/sdk-trace-base
.How are these two related or different from each other? Is
opentelemetry-instrumentation
supposed to be a replacement forsdk-trace-base
,sdk-node
andcore
?The
opentelemetry/instrumentation
package is not included in the main docs on the website and it seems to only contains sdk-trace-node.If I'm just getting started and in a "not knowing what I'm doing" phase and just experimenting with it, which one(s) should I use?
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