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In this post, we’re going to walk through how to instrument a React Native application to send data to any OpenTelemetry (OTel) backend over OTLP-HTTP. In a previous tutorial for CNCF, we showed how to do this using the OTel JavaScript (JS) packages.
Member post by Jonathan Munz, Senior Software Engineer at Embrace React Native allows developers to build native mobile apps using Javascript and Typescript for both iOS and Android. With a web language as its core and native deployment built-in, React Native is a great way to build feature-rich mobile apps quickly with a fast developer onboarding cycle. Today we’ll look at different ways a React Native developer could instrument observability in their mobile app using OpenTelemetry.
Cover image courtesy of The Image Is Everything In recent days, Racing Victoria Limited (RVL) announced a move to reduce prizemoney, with General Manager of Racing, Matt Welsh telling Racing.com that there will be prizemoney cuts across a broad cross-section of races in 2023/24. This is in response to a reported decline in wagering this year. Before RVL considers reducing prizemoney it needs to reduce overheads and inefficiencies at RVL.
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