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[receiver/collectd] Refactor Observability.go from opencensus to pdata #25148
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use telemetry settings, don't rely on opencensus for component metrics Fixes #25148
use telemetry settings, don't rely on opencensus for component metrics Fixes open-telemetry#25148
use telemetry settings, don't rely on opencensus for component metrics Fixes open-telemetry#25148
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receiver/collectd
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Hi,
I hope someone can refactor collectdreceiver/observability.go.
It appears that certain sections of the code still rely on opencensus.
Furthermore, I've noticed that there are other collectors that also employ similar logic for handling
observability.go
(ex: k8sattributesprocessor).Describe the solution you'd like
Hope people can reactor part of observability.go to pdata.
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
From what I know, the purpose of this code is to record events of success and failure.
I've seen someone use module obsreport in opentelemetry-collector-contrib to achieve similar functionality, For example, in the splunkhecreceiver.
However, the metric mode in obsreport refers to "go.opentelemetry.io/otel/metric," which refers from https://pkg.go.dev/go.opentelemetry.io/otel/metric and it's different from "pmetric".
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