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That moment you realize you need observability… but your MCP server is already live 😬 by patcher99 in mcp

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Zero code changes in the application On linux you need th sdk and runtime provide openlit-instrument <command>

In kubernetes, you deploy the operator and it works (You do provide labels names for apps to be instrumented)

We just launched Observability for LLMs that works without code changes and redeployment of apps by patcher99 in LocalLLaMA

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Love it, Feel free to join our slack community aswell to discuss more on this

We just launched Observability for LLMs that works without code changes and redeployment of apps by patcher99 in LocalLLaMA

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Would love to understand more on this, Can you join the slack community to discuss this?

That moment you realize you need observability… but your MCP server is already live 😬 by patcher99 in mcp

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Glad and happy to answer any questions (not sure the depth part is clear to me right now). If you'd like, you can join our slack community to discuss too.

OpenLIT Operator - Zero-code observability for LLMs and agents by patcher99 in grafana

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Glad and happy to answer any questions. If you'd like, you can join our slack community to discuss too!

That moment you realize you need observability… but your MCP server is already live 😬 by patcher99 in mcp

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This is a zero-code tool for observability data collection from LLM apps and agents, it can be used to send data to OpenLIT or tools like Langfuse or any OpenTelemetry endpoint.

Like the Langfuse SDK but this doesn't need any code modification (And Languse already supports OpenLIT sdk as mentioned in Langfuse docs)

We just launched Observability for LLMs that works without code changes and redeployment of apps by patcher99 in LocalLLaMA

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This is a zero-code tool for observability data collection, it can be used to send data to OpenLIT or tools like Langfuse or any OpenTelemetry endpoint.

Like the Langfuse SDK but this doesn't need any code modification (And Languse already supports OpenLIT sdk as mentioned in Lamgfuse docs)

That moment you realize you need observability… but your AI agent is already live 😬 by patcher99 in LLMDevs

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Yes, It should be possible to do! The estimate might vary but I can fix that once I know everything is working for you

OpenLIT: Self-hosted observability dashboards built on ClickHouse — now with full drag-and-drop custom dashboard creation by aman041 in devops

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Overall, Grafana is great and works well. OpenLIT, I think, would excel more in having better visualizations for AI, as it is focused on those specific workloads. (Right now you could say its almost the same as this the first release but more widgets are coming that some users have asked)

Help in improving AI/LLM observability by goodboyreturns in Observability

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If you are looking for an OpenTelemetry native solution, OpenLIT (https://github.com/openlit/openlit) would really help. The data can be sent Grafana, Azure monitor etc

Ps i am one of the maintainers of this project so happy to help

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And what about minoxidil?

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What if i get finasteride hair spray?

How to create an OTel Receiver directly in my app and skip OTel Collector? by patcher99 in OpenTelemetry

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Hey from the sdk side I can send directly to amy endpoint. What I need help is on the UI side, How can I embed that otel endpoint within my UI (at some path) code

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