Observability is essential, but adding it shouldn’t mean rewriting your entire application. In this talk, we’ll explore how Beyla, an open-source auto-instrumentation tool built by the Grafana Labs team and recently donated to the OpenTelemery Project leverages eBPF to provide zero-code, low-overhead observability for your services.

Whether you’re working with Go, Java, or other languages, Beyla enables you to trace HTTP/gRPC traffic and export OpenTelemetry-compatible data all without touching your codebase. We’ll dive into how Beyla works under the hood, what use cases it’s best suited for, and how to get it running in minutes.

Expect a live demo, lessons learned from real-world adoption, and a practical look at how Beyla fits into modern Linux-based observability stacks. If you’re ready to “auto-instrument all the things” and reduce friction between developers and observability teams, this session is for you.