This is a simple example that demonstrates how to use the OpenTelemetry collector with DataSetExporter.

1. Modify otel-config.yaml
   1. Update dataset_url with the URL to your dataset server
   2. Update api_key with your API key
2. Run docker-compose up --build --abort-on-container-exit

It starts three containers docker-compose.yaml:

1. otel-collector-dataset - collector that accepts logs and traces
2. telemetrygen-logs-dataset - telemetry generator that generates logs for 10 minutes
3. telemetrygen-traces-dataset - telemetry generator that generates traces for 10 minutes

This collector is based with components specified in otelcol-builder.yaml. It contains several processors and extensions that you may find useful.

When it's running following configuration is used - otel-config.yaml.

Dataset exporter is defined twice:

1. dataset/log to export logs
2. dataset/traces to export traces. This configuration is keeping buffers around longer to increase chance that full trace will so that aggregated numbers will be correct.