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Matt Butcher

Posted on Jul 3

Open Telemetry is quite a powerful tool with Wasm!

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A seasoned developer, having written in a wide variety of languages from PHP to Rust. The author of 8 tech books, including "Go in Practice." Creator of Helm. WebAssembly enthusiast. CEO of Fermyon.

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Boulder, Colorado
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Fermyon
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