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Observability engineers will spend weeks tuning instrumentation. Security engineers? They want a collector installed and logs flowing — yesterday. And that's actually the magic of OpenTelemetry + Bindplane: from day one you're routing firewall logs, endpoint data, server logs straight into your SIEM with zero instrumentation lift. One toolchain. Two teams. No silos. Filmed at Google Cloud Next '26 — Las Vegas bindplane.com#OpenTelemetry.

Critical vulnerabilities are critical because they're easy to exploit — but most breaches don't even need them. Tony explains why phishing remains the dominant attack vector, why strong instrumentation matters for forensics (tracing an API call through a database to see exactly what was leaked), and how observability data becomes security data when something goes wrong. The system is harder to breach than the human. And that's the whole game.

Bindplane at Google Cloud Next 2026. A quick recap of our booth, demos, conversations, and how Bindplane helps teams build smarter OpenTelemetry pipelines for Google SecOps and modern telemetry operations.

OpenTelemetry Project Updates | Observability Day Europe Catch up on the latest OpenTelemetry project updates from Observability Day Europe. This session covers recent stability milestones, new tooling, and what's in progress across the OTel ecosystem.

Tune in for the Bindplane Community Call in March to learn more about SSO going GA, a wave of new updates, connectors, sources, and destinations, including a VictoriaMetrics partner integration — and a preview of what we're building next. We'll also share details on meeting the Bindplane team at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe in Amsterdam. As always, hands-on demos and a live Q&A at the end.

Chelsea from the Customer Success team walks through the Bindplane Blueprints for ClickHouse guide — showing how to optimize logs, metrics, and traces before they land in ClickStack. You’ll see how to: ClickHouse is powerful. But raw telemetry at scale gets expensive fast. Bindplane acts as the control plane for your OpenTelemetry infrastructure. Blueprints let you apply production-ready processing logic instantly without YAML sprawl or config drift.

We loaded 10,000 messages into a persistent queue. Then watched it vanish. This is what the Pebble persistent queue storage extension looks like inside a Bindplane-managed OpenTelemetry pipeline. Resilience under pressure.

Bindplane now supports the Pebble storage extension for the OpenTelemetry Collector persistent queue. Faster recovery. Durable buffering. More control over telemetry under load. Own your pipeline.

OTel Unplugged 2026 was different by design. Held alongside FOSDEM in Brussels, this was an unconference built by the OpenTelemetry community, for the community. No sales pitches. No product demos. Just honest conversations about what’s working, what’s broken, and where OTel needs to go next. In this recap, you’ll hear short interviews and reflections from engineers, maintainers, and practitioners on.

Google Cloud Security Operations is deprecating the legacy SecOps Forwarder, and OpenTelemetry with Bindplane is the official telemetry ingestion method. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to migrate from the SecOps Forwarder to Bindplane and OpenTelemetry Collectors, the officially supported ingestion model for Google SecOps going forward. We walk through the why, the what, and the how — with practical guidance you can apply immediately.