Github Actions configuration with OpenTelemetry export

[nlamirault]

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  • Introduced an automated workflow to export telemetry data to an external monitoring platform, enhancing system stability and overall reliability. This process leverages a modern runtime environment for streamlined operations and lays the groundwork for future integrations. Improved telemetry export helps optimize background performance and monitoring, supporting proactive system enhancements and smoother user experiences.

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Walkthrough

A new GitHub Actions workflow file named cicd-otel.yml has been introduced to export telemetry data. This workflow is triggered by the completion of several other workflows, including "Argo / Build." It features a job specifically for exporting data to Honeycomb, utilizing the otel-cicd-action with parameters sourced from GitHub secrets and the workflow context. Commented sections are present for potential future jobs that may export data to Dash0 and Axiom.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/cicd-otel.yml	Added new GitHub Actions workflow "OpenTelemetry / Export" with the job otel-export-honeycomb. The job checks out the repository and uses the otel-cicd-action to export telemetry data to Honeycomb. Comments for Dash0 and Axiom are present.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Argo as "Argo/Build Workflow"
    participant OTEL as "OTEL Export Workflow"
    participant Repo as "Repository"
    participant Honeycomb as "Honeycomb Service"
    
    Argo->>OTEL: Trigger on workflow completion
    OTEL->>Repo: Checkout repository
    OTEL->>Honeycomb: Execute otel-cicd-action with parameters
    Honeycomb-->>OTEL: Confirm telemetry export

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

.github/workflows/cicd-otel.yml (2)

10-37: Commented-Out Placeholder Jobs for Future Expansion

The file includes commented-out sections for additional export jobs (Dash0 and Axiom). These placeholders are useful for future expansion; however, consider one of the following:

• Remove them if they aren’t planned in the near future to reduce clutter.
• Alternatively, add a dedicated comment (e.g., a TODO note) explaining the intent and future plans for these configurations.

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38-50: Honeycomb Export Job Configuration & Endpoint Verification

The active job "otel-export-honeycomb" is well configured:

• It uses the standard actions/checkout@v4 step.
• The otel-cicd-action is referenced with its v2 tag.
• The parameters, including otlpHeaders, githubToken, and runId, are sourced correctly from secrets and context.

Point to Verify:
Double-check that the OTLP endpoint (grpc://api.honeycomb.io:443/) uses the intended protocol. Typically, port 443 is used for TLS encryption, so if a secure connection is desired, consider using grpcs:// instead.

Suggested diff (if TLS is intended):

-          otlpEndpoint: grpc://api.honeycomb.io:443/
+          otlpEndpoint: grpcs://api.honeycomb.io:443/

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.github/workflows/cicd-otel.yml (2)

1-3: Workflow Document Start and Name Definition

The YAML document starts correctly with the document separator (---) and defines a clear workflow name ("OpenTelemetry / Export"). The structure is clear and concise.

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4-9: Workflow Trigger Configuration

The workflow trigger is appropriately set to execute when the "Argo / Build" workflow completes. This configuration appears correct and aligns with the intended functionality.