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Is your feature request related to a problem?
As the observability domain continue to evolve - we are facing a concrete need of organizing the telemetry data into a structured data-model layer.
This data model layer needs to serves as a bridge between the telemetry collecting and visualization. It matters for both developers and users of these components to agree on a uniform data model. Another goal is to understand the role data models plays in observability and what kind of data model required in our case.
Uniform data model, such as ECS and OpenTelemetry, provides the following benefits:
Normalization: normalize event data in uniform format
Correlation: correlate between logs, metrics and traces
Simplified search: filter and aggregate across different events easily
Unified visualization: make pre-canned dashboards possible
Field name recall and deduction: by single set and same convention
What solution would you like?
Create a draft for opensearch observability schema supporting the following domains:
Log schema
Trace schema
Metrics Schema
What alternatives have you considered?
Existing alternatives are for example:
Is your feature request related to a problem?
As the observability domain continue to evolve - we are facing a concrete need of organizing the telemetry data into a structured data-model layer.
This data model layer needs to serves as a bridge between the telemetry collecting and visualization. It matters for both developers and users of these components to agree on a uniform data model. Another goal is to understand the role data models plays in observability and what kind of data model required in our case.
Uniform data model, such as ECS and OpenTelemetry, provides the following benefits:
What solution would you like?
Create a draft for opensearch observability schema supporting the following domains:
What alternatives have you considered?
Existing alternatives are for example:
See RFC #763
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